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Online Forum – Meeting Youth Mental Health Needs in Midland Schools

...and other social factors coupled with uncertainties about care seeking also create barriers for youth in need of behavioral health services. The Citizens Research Council of Michigan’s

Event

August 20, 2021

The Federal Infrastructure Act Will Help Fix Michigan

...in the next five years. Permission to reprint this blog post in whole or in part is hereby granted, provided that the Citizens Research Council of Michigan

Council Briefs

December 1, 2021
Tags broadband, electric vehicles, IIJA, infrastructure, transportation, water and wastewater management, water systems

Despite New Scholarships, Michigan College Enrollment is Still Falling

...Four-Year Universities by Institutional Type Source: Citizens Research Council calculations based on Michigan Department of Education, MI School Data, College Enrollment Destination. Annual figures reflect the number

Council Briefs

May 2, 2024
Tags College Scholarships, Community Colleges, Educational Attainment, Tuition, universities

Michigan Should Eliminate Parking Mandates

...to economic prosperity. One of the Council’s three core strategies is to “create thriving, resilient communities that are magnets for young talent.” To implement this strategy, the

Council Briefs

February 27, 2024
Tags infrastructure, local government

Coming Income Tax Rate Cut Will Put a Dent in Budget Growth

...back; and a once-forgotten provision triggering an income tax rate rollback is the linchpin for all of this uncertainty. Two weeks ago, the Research Council presented its

Council Briefs

March 16, 2023
Tags income tax, state budget, state revenue, state taxes

In the Weeds: A Deep Dive into Road Funding and Road Quality

https://youtu.be/kQlnq3lCnNQ Put on your tick spray because we are headed into the weeds!  Announcing “In the Weeds,” a new occasional podcast from the Citizens Research Council of

Podcast

August 20, 2025

Rhonda B. Parker

Rhonda Blakesleay Parker joined the Citizens Research Council of Michigan in 2025 as Vice President of Development. She brings more than 15 years of experience in nonprofit

Staff

January 6, 2024
Rhonda Blakesleay Parker

Why Haven’t Local Government Revenues Improved with the Economy? The Answer Lies in Local Tax Structures.

...service consumption, which is more likely to escape sales taxation. What about Michigan? The Research Council’s recent report on Michigan local government revenues provides a stark picture

Council Briefs

October 23, 2018
Tags city finances, local government, local services, Local Taxes, local-option taxes, regional government, tax structures

Webinar Presenting Non-Partisan, Independent Analyses of Michigan’s 2022 Proposed Constitutional Amendments

...all matters related to pregnancy. On Wednesday, October 5 Research Council staff presented a webinar in partnership with MIRS News, to summarize the Research Council’s analyses of

Webinar

October 5, 2022

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

Malachi Barrett, a reporter with Bridge Detroit, has extensively covered and continues to cover Detroit’s split-tax rate proposal. In this podcast, Malachi sits down with Research Council

Podcast

November 13, 2023
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