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"It is important to educate ourselves, local leaders, and the general public regarding the true cost of ownership over the lifecycle of an asset and the value of asset management principles." - 2019 Michigan Infrastructure Council Regional AM Summit
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The City of Saline owns and maintains several different public infrastructure, including the sanitary sewer collection system, water main distribution system, a water treatment plant, a wastewater treatment plant, roads, sidewalks, pathways, parks, traffic signals, signs and crosswalks. The City Engineer develops policies, procedures, and engineering standards for the City’s public infrastructure, including overseeing completion of capital projects. They also develop and enforce engineering standards for private developments and provide opinions of costs for city wide planning and budgeting purposes.
A quick overview of the City of Saline's infrastructure assets.
The City Engineer is very involved with the Department of Public Works as they work on large capital improvement projects throughout the City of Saline. Updates on the projects can be found on the
Construction Project Updates page.Design Standards can be found below. Engineering design standards are used for public infrastructure improvements and new development. Our current standards were developed in 1994 and have had various updates over the years, the most recent being the 2018 standard details for water main and sanitary sewer. The City is currently in the process of developing and adopting updated engineering standards.
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