A Clinton Township drain that turned bright green over the weekend is not toxic.

Photo is cropped version of image provided by the Macomb County Public Works Commission. CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Analysis of sanitary sewage in Macomb County shows that COVID-19 infections in the area are high and will likely continue to increase, county officials report. Throughout the pandemic, the Macomb County Public Works Commission has been sampling sewage in parts of the county to test it for COVID-19 in an effort to help trace virus infections and outbreaks. Unfortunately our testing is showing that COVID cases will continue to climb into next week,” said Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller. (Macomb County Public Works)Virus cases are on the rise in Metro Detroit and throughout Michigan.