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...the years since bankruptcy. If they want to model things after Detroit’s debt reconciliation, they would be well served by taking a closer look. There are significant
In a nutshell Detroit’s income tax revenue is projected to increase by 13.8 percent between FY2024 and FY2028. Updated estimates project approximately $95.7 million more in income

Council Briefs

September 22, 2023
...and voter literacy in Detroit. The coalition will also be launching Detroit’s Early Voting Challenge, a competition that encourages Detroiters to beat their neighborhoods to the polls

Publication

July 27, 2026
In a nutshell On an inflation- and population-adjusted basis Detroit’s General Fund revenue has increased by 0.8 percent post-bankruptcy. With these adjustments Detroit has $15 per resident

Council Briefs

August 23, 2023
...for Detroit students, the Citizens Research Council of Michigan is partnering with the Urban Consulate in Detroit to talk about education policy in Detroit. We will highlight
...Sources linked above (current as of April 20th, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. EST) Michigan’s cases have been concentrated in and around Metropolitan Detroit, where the city of

Council Briefs

April 20, 2020
...Pause to Help Detroit Absorb State’s Hit, Crain’s Detroit Business, December 9, 2002 Prisons may bust budget, Detroit News, December 5, 2002 State deficit should trigger rethinking,

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November 22, 2014
...the out-migration from Detroit and the increasing use of school choice is changing the composition of students in the Detroit Public Schools, and those changes are creating

Press Release

June 16, 2016
...special provision allows Detroit to levy the tax at a rate of 3% on resident individuals, 2% on corporations, and 1.5% on nonresident individuals. Prior to 1999,

Council Briefs

January 20, 2012
...$544.3 million in unrestricted cash on hand, or 202 days’ worth of expenditures. Chart 2 City of Detroit General Fund Cash on Hand, FY2013–FY2022 Source: City of

Council Briefs

April 13, 2023
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