City officials, including Detroit City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero, continue to go door-to-door to help the community to ensure the process runs smoothly.

“When we were leaving the house, I was like that that’s gonna be gone. Like my mom’s stuff and all those memories that we’ll just never get back,” Justice said. Justice lost his mother a couple of years ago and he said those momentos were all he had left. Now, the waters left him with an overwhelming sadness and mud-soaked memories.

The City of Detroit has begun inspecting properties directly impacted by the flooding caused by a break in a massive 54-inch water transmission line, but some people say they're happy to wait because others need to go first.

Detroit Fire Department crews used a ladder to rescue a person from a car amid a water main break-related flood.