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Water and Sewer Services

–> To learn more about the 2023 water and sewer rate changes, see the Rate Study here.

As a resident of Pinckney, you are most likely provided with sanitary sewer and water services. Properties may vary – some have sewer service only, or water only, but the majority of residences have both. Pinckney uses a lagoon system for sanitary sewer processing. This consists of settling ponds, aerators, treatments and sand beds that remove solids and contaminants before discharging the remaining treated wastewater. State of Michigan regulations on the levels of sodium, phosphorous and other chemicals that can be discharged are strictly followed, and the Village consistently meets these stringent requirements.

Pinckney’s water is pumped from wells and treated before being piped to residences and businesses. Fluoride levels are 0.3 mg/L. Despite treatment, you will find that Village water is high in iron and quite hard (299 mg/L). A water softener is recommended, since hard water can be destructive to surfaces and appliances. However, per ordinance, all water softeners must be disconnected from the sanitary sewer system, and discharged into a drywell or similar device. The Department of Public Works can help determine if your water softener is connected correctly. Please contact them at 878-0666.

Please refer to our ordinance link to view water and sewer ordinances.

SAW Grant Results 2023 

  • Documents detailing results of the study can be found here.

Hydrant Flushing

Spring Fire Hydrant Flushing:

The Pinckney DPW crew flushes hydrants throughout the Village of Pinckney in the spring. Regular flushing of hydrants serves two purposes:

  • To clean the mineral accumulations naturally deposited in waterlines
  • To test the function and performance of the fire hydrants.

The safety of the water we supply is not diminished by this process. If you experience cloudy or discolored water after flushing, it is recommended that you run an outside water faucet or the cold-water taps within your home/business until clear.

For more information, please call Village Hall at (734) 878-6206.

VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2023 ANNUAL DRINKING WATER QUALITY REPORT

The above report can be found here : 2023 Water Quality Report

The correct value for our system’s most recent 90th percentile is 0 part per billion (ppb) for lead and 0.3 ppm for copper. Both of these values are well below the action levels of 15 ppb for lead and 1.3 ppm for copper.

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Fire Hydrant Rental

Currently the Village Council has placed a moratorium on all hydrant water sales for use outside the village limits.

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SAW Grant Asset Management Plan 20236 documents

  • Village of Pinckney – Saw Grant Executive Summary and Certificate of Project Completeness 2023-02-28
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  • Village of Pinckney – Other Asset Data – Latest 20 Year 2023-02-14 R1 JN19-0062 for Presentation
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  • Village of Pinckney – Composite Pipe Data – Latest JN19-0062 for Presentation
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  • Village of Pinckney – Composite Manhole Data – Latest JN19-0062 for Presentation
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  • Village of Pinckney – Asset Management Plan 2023-02-28
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  • Village of Pinckney Powerpoint 2023-05-22 for Presentation
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