City of Three Rivers Michigan

PRESS RELEASE ON 5/1/13:  An early morning biosolids foam over event from the ATAD was completely contained within the newly constructed containment area at the City of Three Rivers Wastewater Treatment Plant.  The containment area was constructed by LD Docsa to serve as a final protective barrier to prevent biosolids foam from entering Lincoln St. [...]

Fire department monthly report forMarch 2013

The Three Rivers Department of Public Services will be flushing hydrants starting April 15th and should continue through the end of the month, weeknights from 11:00 PM until 5:00 AM.  Please be aware that some rusty water may be experienced during this time.  If there are any prolonged problems call the DPS office at 269-273-1845.  [...]

2012 Fire Department Annual Report 

On Saturday, April 20, 2013, 8:00 – noon at the Fairgrounds in Centreville, St. Joseph County and the County Solid Waste Committee will be accepting household hazardous waste, paper recycling, electronic recycling, tire recycling, and latex paint.  For more information see Hazardous Waste Collection and call 269-467-5617 for questions.

Fire Department Monthly Report for January 2013

  “The dedication they have for the safety of our children sometimes goes unnoticed.  They are concerned about the safety of our children on the way to school, on the way home from school.  They work rain or shine, hot or cold, snow, rain – anything there is out there.  They take into consideration everything [...]

Effective February 28, 2013, code enforcement officer Roger Stanfill will retire after nearly 11 years with the TRPD.  Replacing Stanfill will be Josh Shook, currently serving Three Rivers as a volunteer auxiliary officer.

Three Rivers Fire Departments Report for November 2012.

Due to an overwhelming need to address a traffic safety issue on South Street at Andrews school, the City of Three Rivers has teamed up with Three Rivers Public Schools to develop changes to the traffic pattern in the area. Please be aware of the following changes on Millard, Douglas, and South Streets. The largest [...]