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Stream gauges

The City of Ann Arbor pays for the three stream gauges, operated by the United States Geological Service. They are located on the Huron River, Malletts Creek and Allen Creek.

Rain gauges

The City of Ann Arbor operates and maintains five tipping bucket rain gauges (5-min resolution) which are located at Barton Dam, South Industrial Hwy, Jackson Ave/Parklake Ave, University of Michigan North Campus Area and City Hall

Archived projects and reports

Water and Wastewater System Capital Cost Recovery Study
Stormwater Model Calibration and Analysis Final Report (PDF)
Water System Level of Service
Management of Millers Creek Sediment Accumulation Study Final Report (PDF)
Allen Creek Railroad Berm Opening Feasibility Study Final Report (PDF)
Huron River and Impoundment Management Plan (PDF)
Water Treatment Facilities and Water Resources Master Plan (PDF)
Allen's Creek Watershed Improvement Group
Millers Creek Watershed Improvement Plan (PDF)
Natural Features Master Plan (PDF)
Pollution Prevention from Municipal Operations Fact Sheet (PDF)
Green Streets Policy (PDF)

Organizations

Malletts Creek Coordinating Committee (contact Jerry Hancock at jhancock@a2gov.org)
Huron River Watershed Council
Office of the Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner
Washtenaw County Conservation District

State and national resources

Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
Low Impact Development (LID) Manual for Michigan (SEMCOG)
Center for Watershed Protection
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
River Network

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Rain gauges

Archived projects and reports

Organization​s​

State and national resources​

Stream gauges

Organizations

State and national resources