Stellantis workers called back to office after water main fixed
By Luke Ramseth
Published on May 13, 2026.
Stellantis NV is returning to the office after a water main break caused a regional state of emergency and multiple boil water advisories in Auburn Hills and Orion Township, Michigan. Thousands of employees had been working from home due to the issue. Despite the inconvenience, the Great Lakes Water Authority has confirmed that residents no longer need to restrict their water use but still cannot drink the water. Stellantis, the company's largest employer in the city, is among several schools and businesses temporarily closed due to concerns about the water issue.
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