The Detroit Water Project, a platform to help donors pay the delinquent water bills of people in Detroit, started with a Twitter conversation. Tiffani Bell and Kristy Tillman have never met in ...

DETROIT (WWJ) - Detroit's water bill problems have leaked online, and now strangers are lending a hand to save residents from shutoffs. The "Turn on Detroit's Water" campaign website allows ...

Detroit offering new program for overdue water bills 02:14. Detroit Water and Sewage Department announced a new EasyPay program called at Mayor Mike Duggan's charter-mandated community meeting on ...

Detroit Water and Sewer Department Director Gary Brown introducing EasyPay Plan. Montgomery owes a little over $1,000 on his water bill. He hasn't been able to pay because some months, it's a ...

Bankrupt Detroit is dealing with $90 million in delinquent water bills. And it's not just residents who aren't paying their water bills, even some businesses have missed payments.

Last week, Turner mailed her overdue bill -- amounting to $147.12 -- and a pledge to go vegan to PETA, which recently announced it would pay the bills of 10 Detroit citizens who agreed to stop ...

A Detroit water official said today that about 30% of more than 1,800 poor people who received financial help since September have fallen out of the program, unable to keep up with their payments.

Detroit — The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department will embark on a door-to-door outreach campaign in April, urging residents to pay their bill or apply for assistance as the department expects ...

CityInsight LLC designed the web portal that allows the Detroit Water and Sewage Department's more than 230,000 customers pay bills online and track water usage.

The department said the Detroit Water Fund will now pay up to 50% of past-due amounts for qualifying low-income households that have between $300 and $2,000 in arrearages, up from 25%.

Detroit’s Water and Sewerage Department estimates about 20,000 to 25,000 residential accounts are delinquent, and that more than 29,000 water department customers are on payment plans.

Detroiters now have the option of saving a stamp and skipping the lines by paying water bills at new kiosks placed around the city. Customers can make payments at 37 kiosks located in 28 different ...