City of Farmington Hills – Update on Water Main Break and Flooding Impacts

 

• Earlier flooding led to closures along 14 Mile Road between Drake and Farmington and on the River Trail in Heritage Park.

 

• Some nearby walkways and subdivision also affected.

 

• Drivers should expect delays and avoid the area when possible.

 

• No boil water advisory is in place for Farmington Hills residents.

 

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. (March 7, 2026) — The City of Farmington Hills is issuing a follow‑up to information shared earlier this morning. A major break in a 48‑inch GLWA transmission main on 14 Mile Road at Verona, between Drake and Farmington Road, caused flooding in the area, leading to road and trail closures as well as isolated flooding in nearby subdivisions and walkways. No boil water advisory is in place for Farmington Hills residents.

 

GLWA crews remain on‑site working to restore water service to all impacted communities. 14 Mile Road remains closed, and the River Trail in Heritage Park is closed until further notice for public safety. Some walkways in nearby neighborhoods continue to be affected by isolated flooding.

 

The City remains committed to the safety and well‑being of residents and will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as they become available.

 

For the latest information, visit www.fhgov.com. For emergencies, dial 911.

 

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About the City of Farmington Hills

The City of Farmington Hills is a place where everyone is welcome. Founded in 1973, it is one of the largest communities in Oakland County. Farmington Hills is home to more than 83,000 residents who speak more than 60 languages, and more than 75 Fortune 500 businesses, including multinational corporations like Nissan and Bosch. The City is routinely recognized as one of the safest cities of its size and is known for its extensive amenities, including over 600 acres of parks, 90 athletic fields, six miles of hiking and walking trails, the Farmington Hills Golf Club, and an Ice Arena. Farmington Hills is also home to The Hawk, an award-winning, approximately 270,000-square-foot recreation and arts venue, which includes The Hawk Theatre and The Hawk Makerspace. For more information, visit www.fhgov.com.