Utility Plans, Reports, and Standards

View project plans submitted for funding by the state's Drinking Water Revolving Loan fund. 

The Odor Task Force provides quarterly updates to the City Commission on efforts to reduce odors. You can view these reports, related data, and other reports related to odors below.  

This document contains information on sanitary sewer connections within the corporate limits of the City of Kalamazoo only. Residents of Township Areas should obtain specific connection information from their Township office. 

Review standard specifications and requirements for water main and water service installations in the public water supply system. 

The City of Kalamazoo received a SAW Grant in December 2017 to prepare Wastewater and Stormwater Asset Management Plans. The Plans inventory the system's assets and assesses their condition. It also assesses criticality of assets, the level of service, operation & maintenance strategies, and long-term funding and capital improvements.

The City of Kalamazoo received a SAW Grant in December 2017 to prepare Wastewater and Stormwater Asset Management Plans. The Plans inventory the system's assets and assesses their condition. It also assesses criticality of assets, the level of service, operation & maintenance strategies, and long-term funding and capital improvements.

The City of Kalamazoo was awarded a grant from the State of Michigan to evaluate the customer need for assistance with utility payments, find funding sources, and plan a local program to help customers. The report below was prepared by Prein & Newhof to explore these areas.

The City of Kalamazoo publishes a Water Quality Report every year to share information about the quality of drinking water. Kalamazoo's report goes beyond the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act and includes a lot of additional information about the water we drink. Our team also provides additional testing and monitoring beyond what is required as an extra assurance to the community.