Michigan City water superintendent outlines roughly $50.5 million bond plan and three‑year rate increase At a Dec. 2 Michigan City Common Council workshop, Water Works Superintendent Chris Johnson presented a two‑phase $50.5 million bonding plan to replace aging mains, add a booster station and fund treatment and distribution projects; he said the utility will seek Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approval and proposed phased residential increases totaling $16.11 over 2027–29.

Michigan City plans a crucial $50.5 million bond to upgrade its aging water system, aiming to tackle main breaks and improve water quality after years without rate hikes.

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