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Michigan’s Changing Demographics Reflected in Growth of English Language Learners

...these students account for nearly one-half of the student body. For Detroit, the largest district in the state, English learners make up 11 percent of the total

Council Briefs

April 7, 2022
Tags demographics, english learners, immigration

Creating Stormwater Utilities Would Help Reduce Future Flood Damage

...Survey Michigan’s SWUs are in Ann Arbor, Berkley, Birmingham, Chelsea, Detroit, Lansing, Marquette, New Baltimore, Oak Park, and Saint Clair Shores. It is most common for a

Council Briefs

April 11, 2022
Tags Flooding, infrastructure, Michigan, stormwater

Michigan Schools use Federal Relief Dollars to Grow Reserves and Improve Overall Financial Health

...other purposes or stash them into their savings account. The Detroit Public Schools Community District recently announced its plan to use $700 million of its $1.2 billion

Council Briefs

June 16, 2022

The Public Health Approach to Reducing Gun Violence

...that will be familiar to anyone who followed public health guidance on face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic). According to the Detroit Free Press, former Michigan Rep.

Council Briefs

July 1, 2022
Tags automobile, Behavioral Health, car, firearm, firearm purchaser license, gun, gun control, gun safety, gun violence, highway, licensure, Mental Health, Motor Vehicle, prevention, Public Health, red flag, safe and secure storage, safety, transportation

Growing City Tax Rates Approach Rate Limits

...mills; from 64.3 mills in Ecorse to 20.0 mills in Detroit (both in Wayne County). Not only did the number of units levying at the maximum rate

Council Briefs

August 9, 2022
Tags city tax rates, high tax rates, local finance, local property tax, local-option taxes, property tax, property tax policy, property taxes, regional governance, state revenue sharing, statutory state revenue sharing, tax limitations, tax limits, tax rate limits, tax rates

MI Healthy Climate Plan Lacks Equitable and Accountable Strategies for Transportation Decarbonization

...critical for people who do not own cars, and is key to equitable transportation policy.  A MoGo bike share station in downtown Detroit.        

Council Briefs

August 17, 2022
Tags Climate Change, Environment, Environmental Justice, equity, transportation

Ready, FIRE, Aim! – Big State Investments in Teacher Pipeline Despite a Dearth of Data

...the state’s largest school district. In recent years, many of the 49,000 students attending Detroit Public Schools Community District returned from their summer breaks to classrooms without

Council Briefs

August 26, 2022

A Reality Check on Michigan’s Autonomous Vehicle Future

...Automated Vehicle Corridor (CAV-C) effort. MDOT has selected an approximately 25-mile segment of Interstate 94 in southeast Michigan (between Detroit and Ann Arbor) for the initial deployment

Council Briefs

November 10, 2022
Tags Autonomous Vehicles, CAV, Cavnue, infrastructure, Michigan
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