Grosse Ile team rescues residents during Southwest Detroit water main break

During the recent Police Commission meeting on February 18, 2025, Deputy Chief Todd Brozick received high praise for his leadership during a critical rescue operation following a severe water main break in Southwest Detroit. The incident, which occurred over the weekend, saw Brozick and his team brave freezing temperatures to assist residents trapped in their homes due to flooding.

Highlighting the efforts of Brozick, Fire Marshal Bob Roscoe, and Fireman Andrew Huber, a speaker emphasized the challenging conditions they faced, including navigating contaminated water. "These guys went out there in freezing temperatures and they rescued people from their homes. They rescued pets, everything," the speaker noted, underscoring the dedication and bravery displayed by the team.

The speaker expressed gratitude for the volunteers' hard work, stating, "It's very important for Grosse Ile to know and to appreciate all the work that you do." This acknowledgment not only celebrates the team's commitment but also serves as a reminder of the vital role local emergency responders play in times of crisis.

The meeting concluded with a broader appreciation for the service of all members involved, reinforcing the community's support for their efforts in ensuring safety and assistance during emergencies.