Summary
Driskell's office spent $2.5 million on drain maintenance, advanced the Bryer Dam removal with $3.5 million in state grants, and runs food-waste and school recycling pilots — funded mostly by parcel assessments, not general taxes.
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Last discussed Jun 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
Drain work is funded by special assessments; over 90% of assessments are under $50 per year.
All county residents through flood reduction, water quality protection, and free cleanup days.
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Shallow Groundwater
Shallow Groundwater Washtenaw County
Board of Commissioners - Jun 3, 2026
Driskell's office spent $2.5 million on drain maintenance, advanced the Bryer Dam removal with $3.5 million in state grants, and runs food-waste and school recycling pilots — funded mostly by parcel assessments, not general taxes.
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