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Outline of the Michigan Tax System – 2021

...and revenue disposition for major taxes assessed in Michigan at both the state and local levels. These are supplemented by historical information on revenues and long-run trends. For quick reference, archived

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May 17, 2021

West Michigan Forum Offers Insights for Improving Youth Mental Health

...and adolescent behavioral health trends in Michigan. While the coronavirus pandemic has certainly introduced unique mental health challenges for people in Michigan (and around the globe), this

Council Briefs

June 4, 2021
Tags ADHD, adolescent, Anxiety, Behavioral Health, child, community health, community school, counselor, Depression, education, Mental Health, nurse, prevention, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychologist, psychology, Public Health, SBHC, school-based health, schools, social services, social worker, Suicide, wraparound, young adult, Youth

Addressing Anti-Asian Bias is an Important Part of Covid Recovery

...data collection capacity. These data are essential for understanding emerging trends that affect health, as well as for developing/refining/evaluating policies and programs intended to improve the health

Council Briefs

July 13, 2021
Tags AAPI, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Hate Crimes, Health Disparities, Public Health

Detroit’s High Property Tax Burden Stands as an Obstacle to Economic Growth

...annual decline of 7.9 percent in the number of home sales (chart below).  Detroit Home Sales, 2017-2021 Source: Crains Detroit; Deadline Detroit The declining home sales trends

Council Briefs

September 2, 2021
Tags Detroit, economy of detroit, high tax rates, home sales, homestead property tax credits, local economy, local property tax, local-option taxes, population, population decline, population loss, property tax, property tax relief, property taxes, racism, tax burden

Improving Financial Picture Shows Promise for the City’s Future

...by reduced income taxes and casino wagering taxes. Deteriorating economic trends leading up to the February 2021 conference contributed to projections of the FY2021 revenue shortfall; the

Council Briefs

October 5, 2021
Tags City of Detroit, detriot city revenues, Detroit, Detroit finances, economy of detroit, employment, finance, finances, General Fund, government revenues, inequity, labor, labor force, local employment, neighborhoods, Revenue, revenue conference, unemployment in detroit

Unemployment is Down, but Michigan’s Shrinking Labor Force is Still a Problem

...employment trends are similar, but Michigan’s employment growth has been even more sluggish than the country as a whole, particularly during the last 12 months. The chart

Council Briefs

October 27, 2021
Tags employment, labor force, Michigan economy

Low vaccination rates in some Michigan communities are no surprise

...problematic, vaccination trends aren’t solely attributable to politics (almost 60 percent of residents in conservative Livingston county are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, while coverage in Detroit is

Council Briefs

December 10, 2021
Tags Coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Disparities, Health Literacy, Michigan, Public Health, Vaccination, Vaccine, Vaccine Hesitancy

Detroit’s Debt Compared to Other Cities

...analysis of Detroit’s debt to that of some of its peer cities. Peer cities that were selected for comparison include those that are experiencing similar trends, challenges,

Council Briefs

February 9, 2022
Tags atlanta, bond ratings, bonded debt, bonding, bonds, capital agenda, capital improvements, Chicago, City of Detroit, cleveland, comparative analysis, debt, debt per capita, Detroit, detroit debt, Detroit finances, finances, general obligation bonds, government revenues, infrastructure, municipal bonds, municipal finance, Philadelphia, plan of adjustment, proposal n, public finance, revenue bonds, taxation

Road Usage Charging is a Fraught Strategy to Fund Michigan’s Roads

...of increased funding from new state and federal programs. However, forecasts suggest that long-term revenue trends will not be enough to keep up with funding needs. One

Council Briefs

January 11, 2023
Tags Fuel Tax, gas tax, Michigan, Mileage Fee, Road Usage Charge, RUC, transportation funding
A construction crew applies an asphalt overlay to a highway.

Affordable Housing Policies Must Address Affordability for the Lowest-Income Households

...of home buying and demographic trends. The question is if building 39,000 affordable housing units would be effective at alleviating housing affordability issues in Michigan. As the

Council Briefs

February 2, 2023
Tags Affordable Housing, Attainable Housing Facilities Act, cost burden, housing, Housing Choice Voucher, Low Income Housing Tax Credit, Rent burden, Rent Subsidy, Rental Housing, tenants
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