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Worries over Michigan's dams resurface as repair funds run dry, reforms lag

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After the Midland dam failures, lawmakers set aside millions to fix or remove other problem dams but never updated Michigan’s weak dam safety laws. Now the money has run dry, leading some to fear a dam safety ‘déjà vu.’

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Worries over Michigan's dams resurface as repair funds run dry, reforms lag

After the Midland dam failures, lawmakers set aside millions to fix or remove other problem dams but never updated Michigan’s weak dam safety laws. Now the money has run dry, leading some to fear a dam safety ‘déjà vu.’

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Bridge Michigan broke the news in on Friday, December 12, 2025.
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