Officials in Frankenmuth, Mich. say a levee designed to protect areas of the city along the Cass River from flooding may need a $1.5 million upgrade.
MLive.com reported the Federal Emergency Management Agency says the city needs to modify the levee because it no longer meets standards.
Frankenmuth’s levee was built in 1965 under a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project. In 2005, however, FEMA funded a project to update Saginaw County’s flood maps. City Manager Charlie Graham says the city is contracting with an engineering firm to start modifying the levee.
FEMA says it’s working with Frankenmuth and officials in other communities to schedule levee projects around the region.
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