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4/14/2026

jesse4430
Apr 14
1 min read

WAKEFIELD - Several Upper Peninsula counties, including Gogebic County, are currently experiencing spring flooding that is impacting local infrastructure. In Wakefield, the city's sewer collection system is overwhelmed. While an overflow at a cemetery has been resolved, officials are still addressing the discharge from the Main Lift Station. This discharge is entering the city’s stormwater system, which flows into Planter Creek. Wakefield officials confirm that the appropriate regulatory agencies have been notified. The duration and total volume discharged are still being evaluated. Residents may notice increased utility activity in the areas while response operations continue.

 
 
 

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