For the proper operation of the
street and utility systems within the City of Midland, Engineering services are an essential
aspect of municipal government. Maintaining a safe street
system and traffic control for drivers and assuring that the
city's underground sewer and water systems are able to accommodate the residents of Midland is an integral part of
the Engineering Department's many services.
Engineering Department Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
(except designated holidays)
Engineering Department
333 W. Ellsworth St.
Midland, MI 48640
Phone: 989-837-3348
Public Improvement Requests
Sidewalk Installation
and Public Improvement Requests By November
1 of each year, Midland
citizens may submit a request that the City consider installing
sidewalks where none currently exist, or specific improvement projects such as street paving or
installation/repair of water or sewer mains.
Project Permits
The Engineering Department issues various
permits as outlined below. Fees may be charged when permit applications
are submitted; read applications to find out more.
Storm Water Management Before initiating any new construction, development, redevelopment, or land use change
(regulated by Chapter 29 of the City's
Code of Ordinances),
applicants are required to obtain a storm water permit.
Utility Before initiating
installation of
new utility main lines using the City's right-of-way, this application must be filled out
and a permit approved, in compliance
with Chapter 22 of the City's
Code of Ordinances.
The exception to this requirement is overhead utility pole lines
or work that's completed under the City's direction.
Moving
This permit is required to move a building or oversized load on a trailer within the
city.
Street Lights Although
most lights in Midland are owned and maintained by Consumers Energy,
the City often serves as a liaison between citizens and consumers
on street light maintenance and installation requests.