The City of Allen Park has reported this issue to DTE. Once the City reports an issue to DTE, the City does not have control over the time frame of when the change or repair will take place. Residents are also encouraged to call DTE in order to help expedite the change or repair that is necessary.

Closed

The city does not have control over DTE but the issue is not closed. Just reporting an issue to DTE is not solving anything. I have contacted DTE myself and I continue to complain to them just like you should be doing Matt. You need to keep following up with DTE and not just pass the buck. DO Your Job and represent the residents.

Acknowledged

Dave, we appreciate your dilemma. However, as the wires are DTE property, we have no control over this. The City has generated the initial trouble ticket with DTE and have no control over them to resolve this within a desired timeframe. There are many areas in the city where this issue is present. We suggest that the residents continue to let DTE know about this issue--more than one entity contacting them may yield better results than only one entity contacting them. We know this isn't the answer you were looking for, however, it is the only one we can provide at this time.

Closed.

Low wires

Leaning pole. Support cables blocking sidewalks.

Yes, that is a piece of the old pole hanging up there. (Look closely)

Nothing else the city can do?? Lets try having the City Attorney contact DTE. If these wires or the pole get hit AGAIN the residents are trapped. This is the only entrance to Herrick St. It has already happened twice and we have been waiting 5 yrs. for a fix. Please don"t pass the buck.