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Undergrounding Electrical Lines is an Option to Prevent Power Outages, but State Policy is Needed to Better Enable the Practice

...permitting authority, that could compel dig-once coordination, but lack expertise and resources to support such a program. This is a classic collective action problem. A cooperative effort

Council Briefs

March 29, 2023
Tags Consumers, DTE, electric utilities, infrastructure, MPSC, power outages
Sycamore trees have been pruned-back hard to reduce potential storm damage to power lines on a tree-lined neighborhood street.

“Dig Once” to Save on Infrastructure Costs

...above and beyond their job descriptions to build relationships and establish cooperative frameworks. Such efforts should be supported by purposeful policy. The projects can also include relocating

Council Briefs

June 10, 2022

Shifting Focus – Blight Management for Economic Stability

...adoptions of citywide zoning codes to prevent its return. Though some reformers and government officials at this time acknowledged that elimination of housing without increasing the supply

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October 20, 2022
Tags blight, blight remediation, economic development, economic stability, local government, Public Health

Growing More Prosperous Michigan Regions

...transit agencies.  With greater collaboration and an approach that integrates transportation and transit planning more effectively with other regional growth priorities, the grow-Michigan vision could be better

Council Briefs

August 1, 2024
Tags demographic trends, economic development, growing michigan, Growing Michigan Together Council, local government, Michigan, planning, population trends, prosperity, regional governance

District Detroit Projects Reprioritized: Office Space Delayed, Housing Accelerated

Axios Detroit reporter Annalise Frank discusses the recently announced “resequencing” of construction projects by District Detroit developers with Research Council President Eric Lupher....

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April 5, 2024

#GRA2018: Detroit’s Bankruptcy and Beyond

...WDET and the Detroit Journalism Cooperative; John Naglick, the Chief Deputy CFO/Finance Director for Detroit; Jerry Paffendorf, CEO and founder of Loveland Technologies; and Chase Cantrell, a

Council Briefs

August 30, 2018
Tags Detroit, Detroit finances, economic development, Governmental Research Association, GRA 2018 conference, municipal bankruptcy, tax foreclosures

Detroit’s Population Decline Should Prompt Property Tax Reforms

...87 mills in total). We can see the impact of an increasing property tax rate by the number of housing structures in the city. In 2019, the

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August 19, 2021
Tags 2020 census, census, Detroit, income, neighborhoods, population, population decline, population loss, property tax, revenue sharing, revenues, tax base, tax reform, taxable value, taxable value per capita, taxation, taxes, us decennial census, white flight

Detroit’s Plan to Spend $826 Million of ARPA Funding Still a Work in Progress

...can access. Investments that aim to address intergenerational poverty include funding for home repairs in marginalized communities; the creation of a city locator to find affordable housing;

Council Briefs

July 15, 2021
Tags American Rescue Plan, ARPA, city charter, city council, COVID-19, covid-19 relief funding, Detroit, detroit charter, detroit city charter, detroit city council, Proposal P

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January 12, 2026

Creating Stormwater Utilities Would Help Reduce Future Flood Damage

...and managing stormwater infrastructure Michigan should pursue a regional cooperative approach to stormwater utilities The June 2021 Southeast Michigan flood caused hundreds of millions of dollars in

Council Briefs

April 11, 2022
Tags Flooding, infrastructure, Michigan, stormwater
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