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Inkster · Wayne County · Michigan

Septic in Inkster, MI

Septic permits in Inkster come from Wayne County, and the county's brochure says a registered private evaluator or the health department can evaluate a system. Evaluators pay the county $150 a year to register.

Residents
25,602
Homes built before 1980
87.7%
Median home value
$75,700

Census figures: ACS 2023 five-year estimates (B01003, B25034, B25077).

Written by the SepticMatch editorial teamLast reviewed Oct 19, 2026

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Wayne County sets the septic rules

Septic permits, sale inspections and installer rules are set by the county health department, not by the city. A time-of-sale rule that stops at the Detroit city line.

Who permits septic systems
Wayne County Environmental Health (Public Health), Wayne, Michigan
Inspection at sale
Required
Permit steps
A valid permit comes before installation; the county asks for a form, proof of a street address, the 10-digit parcel ID, a survey and legal description for new construction, a plot plan and fees. Permits last one year, per the county's page; confirm with the department.

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