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Federal Stimulus Dollars Bring Greater Flexibility Than Some Think

A version of this blog appeared in the editorial section of the Detroit News on June 23, 2021. In a Nutshell Michigan has an additional $3.5 billion

Council Briefs

June 10, 2021
Tags ARPA, CREC, Revenue, state budget

The Affordable Care Act Survives yet Another Visit to the Supreme Court

...northern Michigan, as well as in some urban centers like Detroit and Flint. Even now, Michigan’s successful Medicaid expansion is attracting the attention of experts from other

Council Briefs

June 22, 2021
Tags ACA, Affordable Care Act, health care, Health Insurance, health policy, Health reform, obamacare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Public Health, Supreme Court, Universal Coverage

Schools should proceed with caution in their use of federal funds

...scale of federal funds will allow some districts to make measurable improvements to their aging infrastructure, a long-standing financing challenge faced by many poorer districts, The Detroit

Council Briefs

July 8, 2021
Tags ARPA, Detroit Public Schools Community District, stimulus

Property Tax Limitations and Local Government

...create diverse revenue streams. Michigan allows cities to levy a local income tax and allows Detroit and some counties to levy certain other local taxes, but otherwise

Council Briefs

July 7, 2021
Tags local finance, local finances, local property tax, local-option taxes, property tax, property taxes, tax limitation, tax limitations, tax limits

Policy Lessons from Canada: Public Health Begets Freedom, Eh?

...case rate than its larger neighbor, Ontario, despite faring better than many other states for the time being. Entrance to the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel The Border Crossing Process

Council Briefs

August 27, 2021
Tags Canada, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Freedom, Michigan, Ontario, Public Health

A Return To Something Normal – At Least for Counting K-12 Students this Fall

...see where things stand. Many districts, including the Detroit Public Schools Community District, have been banking on sizable bumps in their enrollments after being down last year.

Council Briefs

September 23, 2021
Tags count day

Policy Options to Advance Mental Health in Michigan

...rural communities, yet the same interventions may not be optimal for both the people of Kalkaska and Detroit’s Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood. Michigan has made admirable strides in studying

Council Briefs

November 18, 2021
Tags Behavioral Health, insurance, integrated health, Maternal Health, Mental Health, Michigan, Public Health, social determinants of health

Report on an Audit of the Florence Crittenton Home

Complying with the request of the Detroit Community Union, this Bureau made an audit of the accounting records of the Florence Crittenton Home for the nine months

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April 30, 1921

Differences Abound When it Comes to Approving Citizen-Initiated Local Ordinances for Marijuana

...of Detroit charter requires petitions for initiated ordinances to contain a number of signatures equal to three percent of the votes cast for Mayor in the last

Council Briefs

December 3, 2021
Tags citizen-initiated laws, marijuana legalization

Governor’s Proposed Budget Passes on a Serving of Long-term Debt Reduction

A version of this blog appeared as a commentary in Crain’s Detroit Business. When I got my first glimpse of Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s $74 billion Fiscal Year

Council Briefs

February 16, 2022
Tags pension
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