Do Not Eat Canal Sign 2021 V7.pdf
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- RFQ 171 260000000169 1
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- Eaton County, Detroit City, Michigan
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This is a public health advisory document issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services regarding fish consumption restrictions in specific waterways. The document advises against consuming fish from Lange and Revere Canals due to elevated polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) that present potential health risks. The advisory permits catch and release fishing activities and directs residents to consult the Eat Safe Fish guidelines available through Michigan.gov/EatSafeFish or by contacting the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services at 800-648-6942 for area-specific guidance.
The advisory clarifies that contact with the canal water itself does not pose health hazards and that the primary concern is limited to fish consumption. No pricing terms, contract specifications, bid requirements, award dates, or procurement details are contained in this document, as it functions solely as a public notification regarding environmental and health safety concerns rather than a state or local contract opportunity.
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Do Not Eat the Fish from Lange and Revere Canals.
These fish contain high amounts of PCBs that could be harmful to your health.
Enjoy catch and release fishing.
For more information, call the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services at 800-648-6942.
Do Not Eat the Fish
Contact with the water will NOT harm you.
With your phone’s camera, scan the QR code to check the Eat Safe Fish guidelines for your area or visit Michigan.gov/EatSafeFish.
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