A 19-foot segment of replacement pipe arrived Thursday at the scene of a massive water main break that flooded a southwest Detroit neighborhood, commencing a repair process that officials said will take at least two weeks.

Mayor Mike Duggan confirmed that water supply agencies, the Great Lakes Water Authority, and the Detroit Water and Sewerage Depa

Crews are working to fix a large water main break that left dozens of people in a Detroit neighborhood without power and heat

Nearly 400 homes were in the “emergency flood zone” after a 54-inch water main break flooded a Detroit neighborhood. Some residents decided to lace up their skates and take advantage of the ice.

An online damage report form is available for Detroit residents and property owners who were affected by the massive water main break Monday. The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department has posted the link on its site.