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#GRA2018: Detroit’s Bankruptcy and Beyond

...from across the country to Detroit to talk about many things related to improving government here in Detroit and Michigan and across the country. Ghost towns –

Council Briefs

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

2003 Media Citations

...County News, May 11, 2003 Long-term Changes Needed to Wipe Out Michigan’s Deficit, Detroit News, May 18, 2003 Detroit Should Continue Income Tax Rollback, Detroit News, May

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November 22, 2014

Detroit’s Split-Rate Tax Proposal—Concerns with Unintended Effects

...tax for every $1,000 of value.) Combined with the taxes levied by coterminous jurisdictions that provide services to Detroiters, e.g., State of Michigan, Wayne County, Detroit Zoo,

Council Briefs

November 2, 2023
Tags Detroit, Land value tax, property taxes, taxes

State Nears Key Milestone to Repay Detroit Schools Legacy Debts

...milestone in the State of Michigan’s 2016 plan to address the financial crisis in the Detroit Public Schools is just around the corner. The now-defunct Detroit Public

Council Briefs

December 17, 2024
Tags detroit schools, property tax, state budget

Undigitized 1960s

...293 of 1966. Detroit Ballot Issue B: The Duty Week of FiremenCC 789 ( October 66 ) 4 pages(proposal to amend charter) Detroit Ballot Issue C: Detroit

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June 23, 2020

Undigitized 1950s

...Auditing for the City of Detroit ( July 51 ) 4 pages CC 577, OFF BASE! An Open Letter to the Detroit Common Council ( July 51 ) 1 page

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September 20, 2019

Improving Financial Picture Shows Promise for the City’s Future

...estimating conference and discuss what the city’s projected financial recovery means for Detroit residents and the future of the city post-pandemic. Detroit’s Revenue Estimating Conference As a

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

Pandemic threatens Detroit’s fiscal recovery

...the worst. Detroit’s Revenue Sources Detroit’s own-source revenue faces a very different short-term future. Detroit is one of 24 Michigan cities that levy a city income tax.

Council Briefs

April 13, 2020
Tags casino wagering tax, city income tax, City of Detroit, COVID-19, state revenue sharing

Detroit’s Debt Compared to Other Cities

...Detroit having the second lowest debt per capita. Cleveland has the highest debt per capita. Following up on our previous blog regarding Detroit’s bonded indebtedness, this blog

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

Examining Detroit’s Vacancy Rate Drop

...As of 2019, Detroit’s residential vacancy rate was 26 percent, while in Metro Detroit it was 6.5 percent. In 2020, almost one in every five houses in

Council Briefs

March 8, 2022
Tags assessed value, blight, blight remediation, City of Detroit, Detroit, detroit neighborhoods, housing market, housing stock, neighborhoods, overassessed, overtaxed, proposal n, residential property, residential vacancy, taxable value, vacancy, vacancy rate, vacant housing
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