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Understanding Municipal Bonding and Detroit’s Bonded Debt

...of the city and the debt service becomes the first obligation in the city budget diminishing funding available for services such as police and fire protection, public

Council Briefs

January 6, 2022
Tags bankruptcy, bond market, bonded debt, bonding, bonds, City of Detroit, debt, Detroit, detroit city debt, Detroit finances, general obligation, general obligation bonds, indebtedness, municipal bankruptcy, municipal bonds, municipal finance, plan of adjustment, property tax, Revenue, revenue bonds, revenues

State Revenue Picture Brings Big Opportunities for FY2023 Budget

...period and re-examine some of the difficult budget decisions that were made for these and other state programs.  Healthy ongoing revenue growth presents a real opportunity to

Council Briefs

January 25, 2022
Tags consensus revenue estimating conference, CREC, General Fund, state budget, state revenue

The 2024 Election: Tips for Complying with Michigan’s Ethics Laws

...2024 Time: 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. Where: Michigan Health and Hospital Association, 110 W. Michigan Ave, Suite 1200, Lansing  Who should attend: Emerging Leaders Council, legislative staff, department staff, members of the governor’s executive staff  Please

Event

June 26, 2024

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

...cost-burdened. Severely cost burdened households are more likely than other renters to sacrifice food, healthcare, and other necessities to pay for rent and are more likely to

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

Rethinking Middle-Income Housing Subsidies

...burdened households are more likely than other renters to sacrifice food, healthcare, and other necessities to pay for rent and are more likely to experience evictions. The

Council Briefs

July 19, 2023
Tags Affordable Housing, economic development, housing, Housing and Community Development Fund, housing subsidies, local government, low income, middle-income housing, missing middle, MSHDA

The Detroit Metropolitan Area

...and the area would be sufficiently large to permit the orderly development of water supply, rapid transit, sewerage, port facilities, and also possibly to deal with health,

Publication

January 12, 1924

The Michigan Budget: Back on the Roads Again

...reductions to other areas of the state budget, but to what degree and how soon? The good news for policymakers is that state revenue growth is expected

Publication

August 28, 2015

Michigan's Medicaid Enrollment Has Grown More Rapidly Over the Last Decade Than the National Average

...(one long recession in Michigan), and the recessions’ impact on income levels and access to other forms of health care. During this time, national year-over-year enrollment grew

Council Briefs

March 7, 2012

CRC Report Lays Path for Reforming Statutory State Revenue Sharing

...a better foundation for the future distribution of revenue sharing dollars. “If the fiscal health of Michigan’s local governments is a priority, state policymakers should find a

Press Release

February 18, 2015
Tags local government, Michigan, state aid, state revenue sharing

CRC Recognized for Quality Research by National Association

...related to auto accidents is higher than for other types of medical spending because: 1) auto insurers pay higher prices for medical services than general health insurance

Press Release

August 11, 2014
Tags auto, automobile, awards, ballot question, GRA, health care, insurance, no-fault, reform
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