***A PUBLIC MEETING HAS BEEN SCHEDULED BY THE EPA FOR CONCERNED CITIZENS ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2ND AT 7PM AT MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL***

Enbridge has set up a website to help with distribute information about the spill.  Click here

EPA statement 7/27/2010 Click here

EPA statement 7/28/2010 Click here

EPA Spill website

http://www.epa.gov/enbridgespill/

Calhoun County has also released the following fact sheet.  Click here

Calhoun County Health Department has issued the following:

Water Advisory 7/29/2010

Evacuation Recommendation 7/29/2010

The evacuation map can be seen HERE

The Calhoun County Emergency Team has set up another hotline for information, just dial 211 on your phone.

Vounteer opportunities can be viewed at www.handsonbc.org

The City of Marshall and the City of Battle Creek have issued the following press release concerning our respective muncipal water sources.  Click Here

Water customers that are connect to the City of Marshall  water system can continue to use and drink the water as normal. The City of Marshall has four active wells which are located north of Rice Creek along E. Green Street.  The well head protection area runs north from that location.  Click here for more information about the well head protection area.  The aquifer that these well draw from is not affected by the oil spill. 

The City of Marshall tests its water supply at the water treatment plant and throughout the system daily as per our normal operating procedure.

If you would like to view the path of spill, download Google Earth here.  

Once Google Earth is loaded on your computer, you may click on this link to load the file..