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Undigitized 1940s

1940 Report 154, Some Problems in Housing and Rehabilitation in Detroit ( December 1940 ) 22 pages Just A Second 399, About Public Relief and Insurance Cases as of October

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September 20, 2019

Large Amounts of Federal COVID-19 Funding Directed to Michigan, Yet Still Unmet Needs

...Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS, and funding for public transit. All other local governments (excluding Detroit and the four counties) combined will receive $257.36 million from

Council Briefs

May 21, 2020
Tags CARES Act, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Familes First Act

The Costs, Benefits, and Alternatives for Consolidating the Onekama Governments

...the township has 55.3 people per square mile. While the number of housing units in the village has grown 28 percent over the past 50 years, most

Council Briefs

October 27, 2011
Tags consolidation of onekama governments, costs and benefits for consolidation of onekama county, onekama government

It’s Black Maternal Health Week, but the Data Give Little Cause for Celebration

...are more likely to live in overcrowded housing conditions that make physical distancing difficult, if not impossible. They may have trouble accessing health care services, meaning they

Council Briefs

April 16, 2021
Tags Black Maternal Health Week, health care, health equity, implicit bias, infant mortality, maternal mortality, maternity, Public Health, racism

The Fiscal Condition of the City of Detroit

...has accelerated. There were an estimated 81,754 vacant housing units (22.2 percent of the total) in Detroit before the recession; that number increased to an estimated 101,737

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April 8, 2010
Tags City of Detroit, deficits, economy of detroit, expenditures, fiscal condition, tax revenues, unemployment in detroit

Media Citations

...Face Formidable Hurdles, DBusiness Daily News (January 20) Hudson-Webber Gives $900K to Detroit Orgs to Strengthen Housing, Public Safety in Detroit, Michigan Chronicle (January 20) MIRS Monday addresses political viability of

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May 20, 2026

The Costs, Benefits, and Alternatives for Consolidating the Onekama Governments

...the township has 55.3 people per square mile. While the number of housing units in the village has grown 28 percent over the past 50 years, most

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October 1, 2011
Tags consolidation, disincorporation, dissolution, merger, Onekama, village

The Prolonged Recovery of Michigan’s Taxable Values

...for state revenue sharing and because the out-migration of families seeking employment depressed the demand for housing. The economic woes of local governments were exacerbated by the

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December 14, 2016
Tags modified acquisition value method, municipal finance, property tax, Proposal A of 1994, state equalized value, taxable value

‘Vaccine Hesitancy’ Threatens Public Health

...improved nutrition, housing, social conditions, and health education, as well as health care access and the ability to treat secondary infections. These improvements arose from 20th Century

Council Briefs

March 14, 2019
Tags Anti-Vaxx, Diseases, Epidemic, Measles, Public Health, Vaccine, Vaccine Hesitancy, Vaccine Waivers

2018 Media Citations

[accordian_item accordion_active=”yes” accordion_title=”December” icon=”Choose Icon”] Hostility for the holidays: The lame history of Michigan’s lame duck Bridge Magazine, December 10, 2018 “That’s when it really morphed in

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December 12, 2018
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