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CADILLAC — City officials won’t know the whole extent of damage to flood-affected roadways until vehicles have had some time to travel on them again.
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Articles and resources for the 2026 Flooding
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Cadillac reopens city docks after flooding; North Boulevard is next
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CADILLAC — Operations feel like they’re getting back to normal for the City of Cadillac, said Department of Public Works Supervisor Ken Payne.
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Cadillac reopens North Boulevard, city docks after flooding
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- North Boulevard opened Friday after flooding closed sections near Kenwood Park and M-115 in mid-April.
- City docks are also open; officials are still asking boaters to follow no-wake notices to prevent shoreline damage.
- A lift station sand berm will remain partly in place to prevent another flood-related failure. Volunteer crews continued home cleanup efforts Friday.
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Second volunteer flood cleanup team arrives in Cadillac
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- Christian Aid Ministries hopes to help all Cadillac flood victims in need with home cleanup, said team leader Ken Miller.
- The team will be visiting Cadillac homeowners who reported property damage through the state’s online survey.
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Lake levels down 18 inches from peak in mid-April
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CADILLAC — Notwithstanding the occasional delay from minor rainfall events, the levels of Lake Cadillac and Lake Mitchell are steadily dropping.
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FEMA in Cadillac assessing damage to public infrastructure
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CADILLAC — Following the completion of residential damage assessments in Michigan last week, officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency are back in the area to check out roads, sidewalks and other public infrastructure.
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High E. coli levels prompt ‘no body contact’ advisory at city dock
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CADILLAC — On Wednesday, District Health Department No. 10 was notified that Ferris State University collected bacterial samples from the city dock that showed elevated E. coli levels.
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Cadillac docks closed Friday; city urges caution as no-wake order expires
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- Cadillac boaters should continue to treat shoreline-adjacent waters as no-wake zones following a no-wake order’s expiration, city officials said Friday.
- City docks at Kenwood Park and Cadillac Lakefront Park remain closed, but the Mitchell State Park dock is open.
- Violation of the official no-wake order, which expires Friday, may lead to fines of up to $500 for subsequent offenses.
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Cadillac docks closed Friday; city urges caution as no-wake orders expire
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- Cadillac boaters should continue to treat shoreline-adjacent waters as no-wake zones following no-wake order expirations, city officials said Friday.
- City docks at Kenwood Park and Cadillac Lakefront Park remain closed, but the Mitchell State Park dock is open.
- Violation of the official no-wake orders, which expire Friday, may lead to fines of up to $500 for subsequent offenses.
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Summer water testing starts early on local lakes after recent flooding
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Story Highlights • Ferris State University researchers began annual summer E. coli testing on Lakes Cadillac and Mitchell earlier than usual because recent flooding may have increased bacteria levels ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
