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COVID-19 Pandemic Takes a Bite Out of State Motor Fuel Taxes

...county and municipal jurisdiction. The COVID-19 pandemic has added another wrinkle to the state’s road funding dilemma. Public health restrictions during 2020 changed the way people lived

Council Briefs

July 20, 2021
Tags COVID-19, motor fuel tax, road funding, state revenue

Historic School Aid Budget Equalizes Per-Pupil Funding, including Federal Pandemic Relief Aid

...stayed remarkably strong as the national and state economies were buoyed by multiple, massive federal fiscal stimulus efforts directed at businesses and individuals. The healthy state revenue

Council Briefs

July 23, 2021
Tags ARPA, equalization, foundation grant, state budget

Detroit’s Plan to Use Federal Relief Funds to Address Future Budget Shortfalls May Fall Short

Mayor Mike Duggan suggests that his plan to allocate $400 million towards addressing the city’s fiscal shortfalls will keep Detroit’s fiscal health stable over the next several

Council Briefs

August 3, 2021
Tags ARPA, business, casino wagering tax, City of Detroit, COVID-19, covid-19 relief funding, Detroit, employment, General Fund, grand bargain, hybrid model, income tax, mayor mike duggan, municipal finance, municipal income tax, property tax, remote work, revenues, work-life balance

Outline of the Michigan Tax System

...local functions, such as general assistance to the City of Romulus and indigent health care in Wayne County. Even though the majority of the revenues are used

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November 7, 2025

Are We There Yet? Michigan’s Job Market Closes in on Pre-COVID Benchmarks

...the Accommodations and Food Services sector and a 3.8 percent decline within the Other Services sector. Employment within the Retail Trade and Healthcare/Social Assistance sectors remains down

Council Briefs

November 22, 2023

Detroit’s Community Engagement Process Looks Different from Other Cities

...2027. The U.S. Treasury Department advised cities not to commit all of their dollars immediately as a way to respond to changing health and economic circumstances in

Council Briefs

December 14, 2021
Tags american black journal, ARPA, ARPA dollars, baltimore, bridge detroit, bridgedetroit, CARES, City of Detroit, cleveland, community engagement, community health, covid relief funding, Detroit, detroit public television, DPTV, federal government, FRF, macon, Milwaukee, public input, recovery plan performance report, stephen henderson, transperancy, treasury, treasury department

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

A Big Boost in Special Education Funding Does not Mean More Services

...more likely to use the additional state money to effectively build up their savings and improve their financial health, something they appear to be doing with some

Council Briefs

July 22, 2022
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