by Jack Reynolds | Oct 19, 2021 | Detroit - District 6, Reliability Work Updates, Wayne County
One of the first steps in improving power reliability in an area is to properly analyze and patrol the circuits that feed that community. This is done by a team of DTE engineers and supervisors who analyze power reliability data and then physically patrol each...
by Jack Reynolds | Oct 12, 2021 | Detroit - District 6, Reliability Work Updates, Wayne County
A tree fell and caused a power line to catch fire last week in a neighborhood off Grand River in Detroit, resulting in a small-scale outage and safety hazard for nearby residents. A DTE overhead crew quickly came out to secure the hazard and replace the burnt line....
by Je'well Pearson | Sep 2, 2021 | Community Transformation
We understand that our customers and members of the communities we serve are concerned about reliable and safe energy, and we recognize that the series of severe storms this summer, paired with the resulting power outages, have created frustration and hardships for...
by DTE Social Media Team | Jul 26, 2021 | Your Neighborhood
Michigan is known for its Great Lakes and mitten shape, but there’s a lot of pride in offering some of the best food in the Midwest. Next time someone comes to visit from out of town, don’t let them miss out on any of these Michigan delicacies: Coney Island hot dog –...
by Lauren Owings | Jul 6, 2021 | Planet, Your Neighborhood
From Germany to Detroit It all started in a basement. The year was 1935, and Herbert Link was selling tools and odds and ends out of his own home. He had arrived in the United States from Germany about a decade before, not planning on staying for more than a few...
