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The Research Council’s Report on Tax Incentives and How the Future of Health Project Is Connected

...or receive land transfers from the city of equivalent value. Whatever the merits of CBAs, which have allowed residents to secure affordable housing commitments from private companies

Council Briefs

March 12, 2024
Tags Detroit, economic development, local government, tax incentives, taxes

Budget Implications of the House Republican Road Funding Plan

...Redirecting another $600 million in CIT revenue currently earmarked for business attraction incentives, placemaking grants, and housing and community development to roads upon the expiration of those

Council Briefs

December 6, 2024
Tags corporate income tax, General Fund, K-12 education, road funding, roads, sales tax, School Aid Fund, state budget, transportation

Policymakers at All Levels Can Work Toward Better Indoor Air Quality  

...be very costly for builders and deter new development and renovations – something the state may not be eager to do as it tries to promote affordable

Council Briefs

February 12, 2025
Tags air quality, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Environment, Michigan, Public Health

Crime in the City – Identifying Detroit’s Peer Cities

...by affordable housing and homelessness and neighborhood improvement. Policing and fighting crime are a large part of the City of Detroit’s finances. The Detroit Police Department (DPD)

Council Briefs

January 22, 2026
Tags cities, city, community resources, Community Violence Intervention, crime, crime trends, Criminal Justice, criminology, Detroit, disparities, human capital theory, incapacitation theory, local government, neighborhoods, peer cities, police, policing, poverty, public safety, resource deprivation, Sheffield, social disorganization, strain theory, Urban
The Detroit Chief of Police stands at a podium with six police officers standing behind. There is a backdrop with the City of Detroit logo and most of the police officers are in uniform including the chief of police.

Media Citations

...20) Hudson-Webber Gives $900K to Detroit Orgs to Strengthen Housing, Public Safety in Detroit, Michigan Chronicle (January 20) MIRS Monday addresses political viability of a Detroit sales tax, MIRS (January 19)

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May 8, 2026

Memo – 2013 Revenue Comparison: Michigan and the U.S. Average

...– income and sales – and the burst of the housing bubble and resulting foreclosure crisis affected the third source – property. State income, sales, and use

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May 2, 2016
Tags corporate, income, individual, interstate, per capita, property, sales, tax burden, tax comparison

3rd Quarter State Income Released

...warehousing (+6.7%), and administrative and waste management services (+6.5%). Manufacturing as a whole was up 5.4% and healthcare and social assistance was up 4.2%, important contributors to

Council Briefs

December 19, 2011

Explaining the Role for Headlee Override Tax Votes

...a very good example of how millage rollbacks and the housing bubble pop have combined to create a difficult position for Michigan’s local governments. The City of

Council Briefs

September 29, 2011
Tags Headlee, millage, override, property, tax, taxation, vote

Why Haven’t Local Government Revenues Improved with the Economy? The Answer Lies in Local Tax Structures.

...taxes tend to be more stable, but this was not the case with Great Recession, the precipitating event of which was the collapse of the housing market.

Council Briefs

October 23, 2018
Tags city finances, local government, local services, Local Taxes, local-option taxes, regional government, tax structures

A Tale of Two Urban Farms: Public Health Happens in Communities, Not Just in Clinics

...and community psychological/social well-being. Recovery Park’s associate support platform works with the company’s employees to address any potential barriers to their employment, ensuring they have access to

Council Briefs

August 23, 2018
Tags Agriculture, Arts, Culture, Environment, Farm, health, Public, Urban, Zoning
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