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PUBLIC NOTICES Click the links below for more information. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE RELATIVE TO DRINKING WATER REVOLVING FUND (DWRF) TO FUND WATERMAIN BOOSTER STATION AND GROUND STORAGE TANK IN MUNDY TOWNSHIP HydroCorp Residential Cross-Connection Program

genesee county DRAIN COMMISSIONER wATER & WASTE SERVICES For after hours emergencies: Phone: 810-762-3626 Services Plant Walkthrough ABOUT US DRAIN COMMISSIONER HELPFUL TIPS FOIA INFORMATION LATEST NEWS STAFF HUMAN RESOURCES ANNUAL REPORT IMPORTANT NUMBERS PUBLIC NOTICES FINANCE PERMITS BILLING CONTACT INFO ENGINEERING Learn More Permits PERMITS The Genesee County Drain Commissioner Division of Water & Waste Services Permits and Construction Department (GCDC-WWS P&C) When paying by check, Please make checks payable to: Genesee County Drain Commissioner START Drain Commissioner DRAIN COMMISSIONER "It has always been my great privilege to serve in every capacity that I have been allowed to through the years in this office. If the people of Genesee County desire it, I shall continue in my efforts to act in their best interests" Read More Notices ***WATER SERVICE NOTIFICATION*** Contact

SESC / PLANNING / CONSTRUCTION In this section you will find documentation related to Standards and Specs, Soil Erosion Checklists and Application, along with other applications and documentation. 6th Edition Construction Plan Standards and Checklist 7th Edition Site Plan and Preliminary Plat Standards and Checklist 8th Edition Sanitary Standard Details 2020 8th Edition Pressure Pipe Details 2020 8th Edition Meter Pit Details 2020 8th Edition Pump Station Details 2020 8th Edition Standard Notes Sheet 2020 Construction Plan Application Residential-Commercial Development (RCD) Application Site Plan Application SESC Standard Specifications and Details 2017 Sanitary Sewer and Watermain Eighth Edition Standard Specifications SESC Commercial Application Packet SESC Residential Application Packet SESC Current Fee Schedule SESC Exempt Project Form SESC Permit Transfer Packet SESC Bonding Information 2019 REU Audit Application Request Form 2025 I&I Policy

WASTEWATER TREATMENT ANTHONY RAGNONE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT The ARTP facility was originally placed in service in the 1960's, with major expansions completed in the 70's and 80's. This facility has been an integral part of Genesee County's system to provide safe, effective wastewater treatment. The recently completed screenings, grit and scum removal systems, and fine bubble aeration diffuser improvements, as well as the new wet weather facilities, disinfection improvements and pump station upgrades will allow us to effectively continue to improve our effluent quality to comply with State and Federal regulations, and more importantly, provide watershed protection. We are proud of our long history of service to our customers and look forward to meeting the demands of the ARTP service area into the 21st century. Anthony Ragnone Treatment Plant (ARTP) 9290 Farrand Rd. Montrose, MI 48457 Phone: (810) 232-7662 Superintendent Bruce Royce BRoyce@gcdcwws.com DISTRICT THREE WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY 6450 Silver Lake Rd. Linden, MI 48451 Phone: (810) 735-7135 Superintendent Mark Earl Digester Photos Plant walkthrough Sewer Ordinance

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE Water Conservation PRE-TREATMENT PROGRAM IPP Documents Soil Erosion Documents FAQ Water Conservation Notices are usually issued during the summer months when demand for water is high. They are issued to conserve water so the system can maintain adequate pressure and backup water supply for local fire service providers. All commercial and residential system users are required to conserve water by limiting their water use as instructed in the conservation notice. Outdoor use is prohibited as instructed by the conservation notice. These restrictions prohibit such activities as watering lawns, gardens, filling swimming pools and washing cars, decks, or siding during the restricted period. The Clean Water Act The Clean Water Act limits the levels of pollutants that non-domestic users are allowed to discharge to the sewer system. It requires municipalities to implement Industrial Pretreatment Programs (IPP) in order to protect their wastewater treatment plants biological treatment systems, to avoid concentrations of various pollutants that could end up in our biosolids, which is recycled as fertilizer, and so that various pollutants are not discharged into the receiving waters. Under the Clean Water Act, Genesee County Drain Commissioner Division of Water and Waste Services (GCDCWWS) is legally obligated to implement an IPP to protect the treatment plant and to ensure proper treatment of wastewater. POTWs (Publicly Owned Treatment Works) commonly referred to as Wastewater Treatment Plants store, treat, recycle, and reclaim municipal sewage and liquid industrial wastes. They are required to have a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit to discharge treated water from its system’s into creeks, rivers, or other waters. This permit regulates the quality and quantity of water the POTW may discharge from its system. Pretreatment Pretreatment is the reduction, the elimination, or the alteration of pollutants in wastewater to a less harmful state prior to discharge of the wastewater to a sanitary sewer system. The term "pretreatment" refers to the requirement that non-domestic sources control their wastewater before discharge to meet all applicable pretreatment standards and requirements. Pollutants Certain wastewater discharges are prohibited for all non-domestic facilities that discharge to POTWs because of the potential hazards these discharges create. Specific prohibited discharges include: pollutants that would create a fire or explosion pollutants that would cause corrosive structural damage to a POTW solid or viscous pollutants that would obstruct flow in a POTW pollutants that result in toxic gases, vapors, and fumes ignitable wastes oil and grease Pollutants can be sampled over a 24-hour period from businesses that are discharging to the sewer. The samples are taken to the laboratory at the Wastewater Treatment Plant and analyzed for pollutants released by the business. Once the samples have been tested the results are evaluated and studied by the Environmental Compliance Supervisor. The data is used to generate surcharges and enforcement action if necessary. Residential Cooking Fats, Oils, & Grease Recycling Program - Click here for more information

PRINTABLE HR FORMS Payroll W- 4 MI W-4 City of Flint Tax Withholding Direct Deposit Leave Bereavement-Union Bereavement-Hourly Salary and Exempt 2019 FMLA Policy Pregnancy Sick Leave Emergency Sick Leave Planned Sick Leave Health Insurance Health/Dental/Vision/Opt Out (Change of Address) Enrollment Form- Union hired before 2006 HealthPlus only 2013 Health/Dental/Vision/Opt Out (Change of Address) Enrollment Form- Blue Cross Blue Shield 2013 and 2014 Retiree Health/Dental/Vision/Opt Out (Change of Address) Enrollment Form Other Educational Reimbursement

FINANCE Genesee County Drain Commissioner, Division of Water & Waste Services' Audited Financial Statements for years 2011-2019: 2024 Financial Report 2023 Financial Report 2022 Financial Report 2021 Financial Report 2020 Financial Report 2019 Financial Report 2019 Pension and OPEB Report 2018 Financial Report 2018 Pension and OPEB Report 2017 Financial Report 2016 Financial Report 2015 Financial Report 2014 Financial Report 2013 Financial Report 2012 Financial Report 2011 Financial Report Invoices can be sent via email to gcdcwwsinvoices@gcdcwws.com or via mail to: Genesee County Drain Commissioner, Division of Water & Waste Services 4610 Beecher Road Flint MI 48532

STAFF ADMINISTRATION 4610 Beecher Rd. Flint, MI 48532 Drain Commissioner Jeff Wright Chief Deputy Drain Commissioner Daniel Potter email: dpotter@gcdcwws.com Deputy Drain Commissioner FOIA Coordinator Kevin Sylvester email: ksylvester@gcdcwws.com Division Director John O'Brien email: jfobrien@gcdcwws.com Assistant Director of Water Terry Biederman email: tbiederman@gcdcwws.com Assistant Director of Sew er Patrick Frazee email: pmfrazee@gcdcwws.com Assistant Director of Engineering Matt Raysin email: mraysin@gcdcwws.com Engineering Superintendent Joe Workman email: jworkman@gcdcwws.com Chief Technology Officer Sean Weeder email: sweeder@gcdcwws.com Water Superintendent Dan Lince email: dlince@gcdcwws.com Sewer Superintendent Kevin DePottey email: kdepottey@gcdcwws.com Human Resources Manager Shannon Holder email: sholder@gcdcwws.com Risk - Safety Manager Luke Randolph email: lrandolph@gcdcwws.com Construction Superintendent Don Camp email: dcamp@gcdcwws.com Construction Manager Ryan Lynn email: rlynn@gcdcwws.com ANTHONY RAGNONE TREATMENT PLANT (ARTP) 9290 Farrand Rd. Montrose, MI 48457 Superintendent Bruce Royce email: broyce@gcdcwws.com Assistant Superintendent Aaron Rivard email: arivard@gcdcwws.com Lab Manager Melissa Glasgow email: mglasgow@gcdcwws.com Environmental Compliance Supervisor Thad Domick email: tdomick@gcdcwws.com DISTRICT THREE WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY 6450 Silver Lake Rd. Linden, MI 48451 Superintendent Mark Earl email: mearl@gcdcwws.com Assistant Superintendent Matt Bendall email: mbendall@gcdcwws.com WATER TREATMENT PLANT 4414 Stanley Rd. Columbiaville, MI 48421 Superintendent Kevin VanSickle email: kvansickle@gcdcwws.com Assistant Superintendent Mark Scott email: mscott@gcdcwws.com

FEE SCHEDULE Click here to view the current fee schedule. Click here to view the current water rates to communities, as well as current CCIF fees and water station/ water hydrant rates. Click below to for the sewer rates RATES AND CHARGES TO BE MADE TO THE MUNICIPALITIES SERVED BY THE GENESEE COUNTY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM NO. 3 RATES AND CHARGES TO BE MADE TO THE MUNICIPALITIES SERVED BY THE GENESEE COUNTY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM NO. 7 RATES AND CHARGES TO BE MADE TO THE MUNICIPALITIES SERVED BY THE GENESEE COUNTY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM INTERCEPTOR AND TREATMENT FACILITIES (DISTRICTS 1, 2, 4, 5)

EMPLOYMENT Resume submission alone is not an application for a position. Resumes and applications will only be accepted and reviewed for advertised and/or posted positions. Unsolicited resumes and applications will not be accepted at any time. Resume Submission is not an application for a position. An individual must complete our standard application form and provide proof of certificates and licenses required for the posted position. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered. Resumes and applications that have been accepted for specific job openings will be retained on file for a period of one year. Applications must be received by the Human Resources Department no later than 5:00 p.m. on the last day of the posting period as established in the official job announcement. Applications must be filled out completely. If not applicable, write N.A. Incomplete forms will not be accepted Applications should clearly show that the minimum qualifications are met. All statements made on the application are subject to verification. If you have a disability which impairs your ability to apply for a position, please be advised that this office will, upon request, provide assistance in reading or completing the application, as needed. Current Job Postings Admin (Flint Twp) - Senior Technology Engineer Admin (Flint Twp) - Finance Clerk Internship Admin (Flint Twp) - GIS Technical Analyst Admin (Flint Twp) - Summer Employment - Engineering Technician Admin (Flint Twp) - Summer Employment - Office Clerk ARTP (Montrose) - Senior Instrument Tech or Instrument Tech ARTP (Montrose) - Summer Employment - General Laborer (3 openings) ARTP (Montrose) - Summer Employment - Lab/IPP Assistant ARTP (Montrose) - Treatment Plant Operator (4 openings) Dist 7 (Linden) - Summer Employment - General Laborers (2 openings) O&M Sewer (Flint Twp) - O&M Operator O&M (Flint Twp) - Summer Employment - Engineering Technician O&M Sewer (Flint Twp) - Summer Employment - General Laborer ( 2 openings) O&M Water (Flint Twp) - O&M Operator 2nd Shift O&M Water (Flint Twp) - Summer Employment - Painter (4 openings) WTP (Columbiaville) - Treatment Plant Operator WTP (Columbiaville) - Summer employment - General Laborer Genesee County Drain Commissioner, Division of Water & Waste Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with all state and federal laws prohibiting discrimination and retaliation Applying For Employment Download An Applicati on Applications can be emailed to: hr@gcdcwws.com Applications can be picked up, dropped off at or mailed to: Genesee County Division of Water & Waste Services G-4610 Beecher Road, Flint, MI 48532 Attention: Human Resources

PFAS PFAS – What are we doing? What you need to know? PFAS has been in the headlines lately, with questions and concerns about potential issues at a number of locations across Michigan. While PFAS have not been detected in Genesee County’s water supply, it is important for residents to be knowledgeable on the issue, and up-to-date on testing we have completed for our water supply region. What is PFAS? PFAS is an abbreviation for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. PFASs encompass a wide-range of man-made chemicals that contain a carbon and fluorine atom backbone. There are hundreds of known PFAS compounds, which can include other elements such as oxygen, hydrogen, or sulfur. PFAS compounds came into common use in the 1950s and 1960s and are now used in hundreds of industrial processes and consumer products. They are generally used due to their resistance to heat, water, and oil. Consumers may be exposed to PFASs in non-stick cookware, grease-resistant paper, fast food wrappers, microwave popcorn bags, stain-resistant carpets and fabrics, water-resistant clothing, cleaning products, and personal care products. PFASs are also used in industrial processes and, notably, in firefighting foams. PFASs are a component of many of the firefighting foams used by the military, airport authorities, and local fire and rescue agencies. It is these foams that are most often implicated when PFAS is found in groundwater or in the environment. Is PFAS a problem in Genesee County’s Water Supply? The short answer…NO. The source water used in Genesee County’s water supply comes from Lake Huron. This source water was recently tested for PFAS in April, and the existence of PFAS was not detected. Here are the actual results. The Genesee County Water System, in conjunction with the DEQ, will remain vigilant regarding PFAS testing. The DEQ has contracted an outside, independent testing facility to collect samples from nearly 1300 communities in Michigan. These tests include locations within our water system. Testing will be completed by December 2018, with the results available to the public. PFAS sites in Genesee County While PFAS has not been detected in Genesee County’s water supply, or source water, two PFAS sites have been detected in Genesee County. These sites DO NOT affect or come into contact with the water we supply to residents. The two sites in question are the Flint Coldwater Road Landfill, where PFAS has been detected in the ground water, and a location near the Gilkey Creek. The Gilkey Creek is a tributary of the Flint River. The two sites are located on the map below, which lists all known PFAS locations across Michigan. Where to go for more information? For more information on PFAS in Michigan, and what is being done to address the issue, you can visit the DEQ website at the link below. https://www.michigan.gov/pfasresponse/

CONTACT INFORMATION Office Number 810-732-7870 Fax Number 810-732-9773 Administration Jeff Wright -- Drain Commissioner Dan Potter -- Chief Deputy Drain Commissioner Location 4610 Beecher Road Flint MI 48532 Directions From I-75 North: exit 118, Corunna Road. Make a right onto Corunna. First street past freeway is Graham, make a right. Take Graham until it dead ends into Beecher. Make a left on Beecher. Just past the light at Mill Street there will be a sign for the Drain Commissioner's Office. Turn right and go through gate. Go down the long driveway to the first driveway on the right. Turn right and drive to back of brown building on the right for SWM division. WWS division is located in the front of the building. From I-75 South: exit 122, Pierson Road. Make a right onto Pierson. First road is Linden, make a left. Take Linden approximately 2 miles to Beecher. Make a left on Beecher. First drive on left there will be a sign for the Drain Commissioner's Office. Turn left and go through gate. Go down the long driveway to the first driveway on the right. Turn right and drive to back of brown building on the right for SWM division. WWS division is located in the front of the building. Anthony Ragnone Treatment Plant 9290 Farrand Rd. Montrose, MI 48457 Phone: (810) 232-7662 Superintendent Tim Middleton Linden & District 7 Treatment Plant 6450 Silver Lake Rd. Linden, MI 48451 Phone: (810) 735-7135 Superintendent Mark Earl Water Treatment Plant 4414 Stanley Rd. Columbiaville, MI 48421 Phone: (810) 793-5123 Superintendent Kevin VanSickle