Officials with the Great Lake Water Authority say a major milestone has been reached in southwest Detroit as they have completed repairs to the 54-inch water transmission main that broke last month.

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The massive 54-inch water main that broke open last month in Southwest Detroit has been repaired as authorities work to restore water and repair affected homes.

The water transmission main that burst in mid-February and flooded a Southwest Detroit neighborhood has been repaired.

Dozens of city crews and contractors have been working around the clock to repair damaged homes and appliances.

The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) also finished repairing the six-inch water main damaged in the initial break, the Great Lakes Water Authority said in a Wednesday news release.

The City of Detroit is continuing to repair furnaces and water heaters at homes impacted by a massive water main break in Southwest Detroit last month.