by Amanda Passage | Dec 3, 2025 | People, Uncategorized, Your Neighborhood
With frigid temperatures sweeping the state, DTE is reminding customers that warming centers are available to provide relief from the cold. Each location is subject to availability and capacity restrictions – please call in advance for current information and...
by Dana St. Coeur | Nov 19, 2025 | Oakland County, Your Neighborhood
We will continue to update impacted customers about the work via letters, emails and this blog. Please bookmark this page to stay up to date on the project. We’re on a mission to build a smarter, stronger and more resilient power grid, so our customers have reliable...
by Amanda Fischer | Nov 19, 2025 | Downtown Midtown Neighborhoods, Empowering Detroit, Reliability Work Updates, Your Neighborhood
Since 2020, DTE has been working to enhance power quality in Detroit’s Midtown area by completely rebuilding the infrastructure that delivers power to homes and businesses. This $200 million project will impact nine Detroit neighborhoods — Cultural Center, Eastern...
by Nicole Bonneville | Nov 13, 2025 | Reliability Work Updates, Wayne County, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
We will be updating this blog throughout the project — please bookmark this page to stay up to date on progress. As Michigan continues to experience more frequent severe weather events, DTE Energy is taking steps to strengthen the electric grid and improve service...
by Joelle Kruczek | Nov 12, 2025 | Your Neighborhood
We understand that the federal government shutdown may have created unexpected financial challenges for federal workers here in Michigan. We want to help. Starting Wednesday, Nov. 12, federal employees can request a 30-day pause on bill collection. This temporary...
by Dominique Hicks | Nov 11, 2025 | People, Your Neighborhood
For Manish J., owner of Third Coast Spray Foam in Fruitport, running a small insulation business is about building trust with customers. Since 2017, his company has served homes, businesses and even shipping containers across West Michigan. But like many small...
