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Source Master List Sorted by Company Name Source Master List Sorted By Company Name Source ID Company Address City ZIP Code County Other* ROP PTI EN8200352 $2.50 QUALITY CLEANERS (LIVONIA) 37633 5 MILE ROAD LIVONIA 48154 WAYNE View U631903952 154 LAKE STREET 154 LAKE STREET PONTIAC 48311 OAKLAND View U561505076 1708 E ASHMAN ST 1708 E ASHMAN ST MIDLAND MIDLAND View U821606073 19455 GLENDALE 19455 GLENDALE DETROIT 48223 WAYNE View EN6300187 2.20 CLEANERS 28505 N. WOODWARD BERKLEY 48072 OAKLAND View N1511 2/90 SIGN SYSTEMS 5350 CORPORATE GROVE BOULEVARD GRAND RAPIDS 49512 KENT View U251905938 2019-021-10 1726 LEITH ST. FLINT 48506 GENESEE View P1004 21ST CENTURY SALVAGE, INC. 866 TERMINAL STREET DETROIT 48214 WAYNE View P0376 2600 WBB, LLC 2600 WEST BIG BEAVER ROAD TROY 48084 OAKLAND View View U501901331 30000 GRATIOT 30000 GRATIOT ROSEVILLE 48066 MACOMB View B3079 3401 MARTIN PROPERTIES, LLC 3401 MARTIN ROAD DETROIT 48210 WAYNE View U63142671 3M ABRASIVE SYSTEMS DIVISION 30975 CENTURY DR WIXOM 48393 OAKLAND View N2999 3M DETROIT ABRASIVES 11900 E EIGHT MILE RD DETROIT 48205 WAYNE View View P0621 3S INTERNATIONAL LLC 27050 TROLLEY INDUSTRIAL TAYLOR 48180 WAYNE View EN5000133 4 SEASONS DRY CLEANERS 42131 GARFIELD CLINTON TWP 48038 MACOMB View EN8200361 40 MINUTE INDIAN VILLAGE 20948 MACK AVENUE GRSSE PTE WDS 48236 WAYNE View U251910449 416 S. GRAND TRAVERSE 416 S. GRAND TRAVERSE FLINT 48506 GENESEE View U822002849 5124 MITCHELL 5124 MITCHELL DETROIT 48211 WAYNE View P1153 555 NONPROFIT GALLERY AND STUDIOS 2941 E. WARREN AVENUE DETROIT 48207 WAYNE View U081807050 5769 HEAD LAKE ROAD 5769 HEAD LAKE ROAD HASTINGS 49058 BARRY View P0373 7232 JACKSON ROAD LLC 7232 JACKSON ROAD SCIO TWP 48103 WASHTENAW View U631906830 8 MILE COLLISION 32440 WEST 8 MILE ROAD FARMINGTON HILLS 48336 OAKLAND View U731805167 800 HOYT AVENUE 800 HOYT AVENUE SAGINAW 48601 SAGINAW View U731805166 802 HOYT AVENUE 802 HOYT AVENUE SAGINAW 48601 SAGINAW View N5268 A & A ASPHALT 4140 LAPEER ROAD PONTIAC 48057 OAKLAND View N7389 A & A CUSTOM CRUSHING GREEN HIGHWAY AND IVES ROAD ADRIAN 49221 LENAWEE View N6908 A & C ELECTRIC 41225 IRWIN ROAD HARRISON TWP 48045 MACOMB View U501501390 A & D INDUSTRIES 44645 MACOMB INDUSTRIAL DRIVE CLINTON TOWSHIP 48036 MACOMB View P0863 A & D TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 4622 RUNWAY BOULEVARD ANN ARBOR 48108 WASHTENAW View N7444 A & E AGG. INC. (PLANT 2-PONTIAC CRUSHED CEMENT 29001 MICHIGAN AVENUE INKSTER 48188 WAYNE View P1031 A & E AGGREGATES, INC. 8800 PINCKNEY ROAD PINCKNEY 48169 LIVINGSTON View View N5647 A & K CREMATION SERVICES 1821 N LINCOLN RD ESCANABA 49829 DELTA View View N2585 A & K FINISHING, INC. 4175 DANVERS CT. SE KENTWOOD 49588 KENT View N5155 A & K FINISHING, INC. - PLANT 2 4436 DONKER COURT SE KENTWOOD 49588 KENT View View N7508 A & L IRON AND METAL INC. 2000 MILBOCKER RD. GAYLORD 49734 OTSEGO View View U63132498 A & M COLLISION 24792 CRESTVIEW CT. FARMINGTON HILLS 48018 OAKLAND View N6982 A & M PET CREMATORY & MEMORIALS 4495 JACKSON RD ANN ARBOR 48103 WASHTENAW View P0576 A & R PACKING CO. INC. 34157 AUTRY LIVONIA 48150 WAYNE View View M4158 A AUTO POINT COLLISION CORP AUBURN HILLS 48309 OAKLAND View P0012 A B CUSTOM FABRICATING LLC 27531 MAY ST. EDWARDSBURG 49112 CASS View N7414 A C TIRE AND SERVICE CENTER 4099 RURAL ST WATERFORD 48329 OAKLAND View N2432 A G SIMPSON (USA), INC. 6640 STERLING DRIVE SOUTH STERLING HTS 48312 MACOMB View View N7287 A J POSITANO PAVING #194-03A PORTABLE ASPHALT PLANT #194-03A INDIAN RIVER 49749 CHEBOYGAN View N7286 A J POSITANO PAVING #213-03 PORTABLE CRUSHING PLANT #213-03 INDIAN RIVER 49749 CHEBOYGAN View N6718 A LINDBERG & SONS INC #113-99 PLANT #2 CRUSHING PLANT #113-99 ISHPEMING 49849 MARQUETTE View N6715 A LINDBERG & SONS INC #119-99 AC 4X20 CRUSHING PLANT #119-99 ISHPEMING 49849 MARQUETTE View N6721 A LINDBERG & SONS INC #83-99 PLANT #3 CRUSHING PLANT #83-99 ISHPEMING 49849 MARQUETTE View N7855 A T & T 955 36TH ST GRAND RAPIDS 49508 KENT View N7845 A T & T 80 HIGHLAND ST HIGHLAND PARK 48203 WAYNE View N7880 A T & T 11770 MERRIMAN RD LIVONIA 48150 WAYNE View N6394 A W CUSTOM CHROME INC 17726 E 9 MILE RD EASTPOINTE 48021 MACOMB View M3308 A.G. SIMPSON AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS, INC. 6700 18 AND ONE HALF MILE STERLING HTS 48314 MACOMB View U811706525 A-1 AUTO SALVAGE & SCRAP 2574 STATE STREET YPSILANTI 48198 WASHTENAW View P0641 A-1 STAMPING, INC. 33381 KELLY ROAD FRASER 48026 MACOMB View N8318 A123 SYSTEMS 39000 SEVEN MILE RD LIVONIA 48152 WAYNE View P0024 A123 SYSTEMS 38100 ECORSE ROMULUS 48174 WAYNE View View P0456 A3 CRUSHING & AGGREGATE, LLC 7603 MUNFORD ROAD RUTH 48470 HURON View View P0488 A3 CRUSHING & AGGREGATE, LLC 7603 MUNFORD ROAD RUTH 48470 HURON View View P0842 A3 CRUSHING & AGGREGATE, LLC 7603 MUNFORD ROAD RUTH 48470 HURON View N5822 AA GEAR & MANUFACTURING 1045 DURANT HOWELL 48843 LIVINGSTON View M4314 AAA PET SERVICES 25280 PENNSYLVANIA RD. TAYLOR 48180 WAYNE View N0072 AACTRON INC 29306 STEPHENSON HWY MADISON HTS 48071 OAKLAND View View B4197 AAR MOBILITY SYSTEMS 201 HAYNES ST. CADILLAC 49601 WEXFORD View View N6420 AAR MOBILITY SYSTEMS 1405 SIXTH AVE CADILLAC 49601 WEXFORD View View P0485 AARON ELEK III ESTATE - LOZO 1-34 S1/2 NE1/4 NE 1/4 SEC 34 T15N R4E KAWKAWLIN 48631 BAY View View P0483 AARON ELEK III ESTATE - PAIGE 1-34 S1/2 NW 1/4 SE1/4 SEC 34 T15N R4E KAWKAWLIN 48631 BAY View View P0484 AARON ELEK III ESTATE - SCHWAB 2-28 S1/2 NE 1/4 SE1/4 SEC 28 T15N R4E KAWKAWLIN 48631 BAY View P0482 AARON ELEK III ESTATE - WENDT 2-34 S1/2 SE 1/4 SW1/4 SEC 34 T15N R4E KAWKAWLIN 48631 BAY View View P0481 AARON ELEK III ESTATE - WENDT 1-34 S1/2 SW 1/4 SE1/4 SEC 34 T15N R4E KAWKAWLIN 48631 BAY View U341414092 ABANDONED COMMERCIAL BUILDING N. STATE ROAD IONIA IONIA View U821505082 ABANDONED SCHEDULED FOR DEMOLITION 14363 DACOSTA CITY 48214 WAYNE View U821505094 ABANDONED SCHEDULED FOR DEMOLITION 17534 MCDOUGALL CITY 48214 WAYNE View A6380 ABBOTT NUTRITION 901 N. CENTERVILLE STURGIS 49091 SAINT JOSEPH View View U411805814 ABC COATING COMPANY, INC. P.O. BOX 9484 1503 BURLINGAME S.W. WYOMING 49509 KENT View N7222 ABC CUSTOM CHROME, INC. 3370 WARREN DR. WATERFORD 48329 OAKLAND View N7640 ABCOR INDUSTRIES 4690 128TH AVE HOLLAND 49424 OTTAWA View N1973 ABHE & SOVBODA, INC. BLUE WATER BRIDGE & GRATIOT PORT HURON 55372 SAINT CLAIR View B2924 ABRAXAS 701 E MILHAM PORTAGE 49001 KALAMAZOO View N6518 ABSOLUTAIRE INC 5496 N RIVERVIEW DR KALAMAZOO 49004 KALAMAZOO View U82145637 ABTREX INDUSTRIES INC. 28530 REYNOLDS INKSTER 48141 WAYNE View N4972 ACAL PRECISION PRODUCTS 20200 CORNILLE DR ROSEVILLE 48066 MACOMB View U151411701 ACAT GLOBAL 5339 M-66 NORTH CHARLEVOIX 49720 CHARLEVOIX View A2402 ACCESS BUSINESS GROUP, LLC 7575 E FULTON RD ADA 49355 KENT View View * Info @ https://www.michigan.gov/documents/deq/deq-aqd-File-Naming-Conventions_437499_7.pdf As of Monday, September 27, 2021 Page 1 of 70 Source Master List Sorted By Company Name Source ID Company Address City ZIP Code County Other* ROP PTI P0469 ACCESS BUSINESS GROUP-SPAULDING PLAZA 5101 SPAULDING PLAZA ADA 49355 KENT View U411901354 ACCUFORM INDUSTRIES, INC. 1701 BROADWAY AVENUE NW GRAND RAPIDS 49504 KENT View P0518 ACCU-TECH MANUFACTURING 51559 ORO ROAD SHELBY TWP 48315 MACOMB View P0519 ACCU-TECH MANUFACTURING 51210 ORO ROAD SHELBY TWP 48315 MACOMB View EN8200261 ACE 40 MINUTE CLEANERS 2101 ABERDEEN CT ROCHESTER 48306 WAYNE View N5403 ACE ASPHALT & PAVING CO INC PLANT 1 16255 TINDALL RD DAVISBURG 48374 OAKLAND View View N2626 ACE ASPHALT & PAVING CO INC PLANT 4 1750 RANGE RD PORT HURON 48060 SAINT CLAIR View View B6264 ACE CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO 25235 JOY RD MOUNT CLEMENS 48043 MACOMB View A4906 ACE CONTROLS INC 23435 INDUSTRIAL PARK FARMINGTN HLS 48335 OAKLAND View B2285 ACE DRILL CORP 2600 E MAUMEE ADRIAN 49221 LENAWEE View M2326 ACE TOOL & ENGINEERING 500 REED STREET BELDING 48809 IONIA View M1952 ACENSION ST. MARYS SAGINAW 800 S WASHINGTON AVE SAGINAW 48601 SAGINAW View View N5597 ACE-SAGINAW PAVING CO. - PLANT 4 2747 PRIEMER ROAD UBLY 48475 HURON View View B1597 ACE-SAGINAW PAVING CO. PLANT 3 4190 JIMBO DR BURTON 48529 GENESEE View View N1580 ACE-SAGINAW PAVING COMPANY - PLANT 9 4711 VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY SAGINAW 48601 SAGINAW View View N5832 ACME MANUFACTURING COMPANY 650 W 12 MILE RD MADISON HTS 48017 OAKLAND View P0127 ACME MFG CO 4240 N ATLANTIC BLVD AUBURN HILLS 48326 OAKLAND View N0317 ACME PLATING INC 18636 FITZPATRICK DETROIT WAYNE View N0940 ACRA CAST INC 1837 1ST ST BAY CITY 48708 BAY View N1122 ACT TEST PANELS LLC 273 INDUSTRIAL DR HILLSDALE 49242 HILLSDALE View View N1650 ACTEX, INC. 1300 RANKIN TROY 48092 OAKLAND View U631502761 ACTION IMPACT, INC. 25992 W. 8 MILE ROAD SOUTHFIELD 48033 OAKLAND View N3293 ACTION PACKAGING 2400 E HIGH ST JACKSON 49203 JACKSON View View B7530 ACUMENT GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES - FENTON PROCESSING 2480 OWEN RD FENTON 48430 GENESEE View View N1705 ACUMENT GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES, BALDWIN OPERATIONS 4146 E BALDWIN RD HOLLY 48442 GENESEE View View P0041 ACUMENT GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - NORTH HOLLY 10031 N HOLLY RD HOLLY 48442 GENESEE View View N5779 ACUMENT GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES, RING SCREW LLC 6125 18 MILE ROAD STERLING HTS 48314 MACOMB View View N1784 ADA COGENERATION LLC 7575 FULTON STREET EAST ADA 49355 KENT View View B6528 ADAC AUTOMOTIVE MUSKEGON PLANTS 2050 PORT CITY BLVD AND MUSKEGON 49442 MUSKEGON View View N5658 ADAC AUTOMOTIVE SARANAC PLANT 6138 RIVERSIDE DRIVE SARANAC 48881 IONIA View P0558 ADAMO DEMOLITION CO - FINTEC 1107 CRUSHER 320 E SEVEN MILE ROAD DETROIT 48203 WAYNE View View EN6300073 ADAMS CLEANERS, INC. 3164 WALTON BLVD. ROCHESTER HLS 48309 OAKLAND View U63130018 ADAMS OIL, INC.
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