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Quelle: ice-capades, BlueOvalForumsThe Flat Rock Assembly Plant was closed this week due to a gas leak and will also be closed next week as they complete repairs.
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Quelle: Ford extends Flat Rock plant downtime amid gas leak recovery efforts, plans facility upgradesFord extends Flat Rock plant downtime amid gas leak recovery efforts, plans facility upgrades
JORDYN GRZELEWSKI | The Detroit News
Ford Motor Co. will not resume full production at its Flat Rock Assembly Plant — the source of a gasoline leak into the city's sewer system that was discovered two weeks ago — until next week.
The Dearborn automaker had halted production at the Mustang plant through at least the end of last week, but company spokesperson Kelli Felker confirmed Monday that downtime there has been extended until Sept. 20 "to ensure all resources remain focused on the Flat Rock community."
Quelle: Ford to mail Flat Rock families affected by gas leak $500 checksFlat Rock — Ford Motor Co. will send $500 to every household affected by a gasoline leak from the automaker's plant into the city's sewer system, representatives said.
With 1,200 families evacuated, that would mean Ford would pay out at least $600,000 in addition to others affected by the gas leak.
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The Tuesday conference was called at the plant after two events to update the residents were postponed due to threat of severe weather in the region. The outdoor open house and town hall meeting were slated to include Hammond, EGLE, the EPA and Ford.
The city on Sunday posted a five-part re-occupancy plan to its social media channels. That process involves screening the sanitary sewer system, air sampling, data monitoring, data analysis and clearance decisions for each home, and additional screening and sampling for homes that are not yet cleared to be reoccupied.
"We're weeks out yet (from residents returning home)," Hammond told The Detroit News on Monday. "There are several steps involved and each of those steps takes days. I know it's not convenient, but we're asking for patience right now."
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Ford Motor Co. confirmed Monday that repairs are completed and the automaker is scheduled to resume Mustang production on Sept. 20.
