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Local Government Considerations in Hyperscale Data Center Development

...for a development. Michigan has had such exclusionary zoning restrictions since 1978. The impetus for this legislation was that many local governments had effectively prohibited low-income housing

Council Briefs

September 1, 2026
Tags data centers

Accelerating Michigan’s Path to Prosperity

...housing unit [ii] The database was initially compiled using longitudinal data for children of high-, middle-, and low-income households with other metrics:  Census Data from 2020, 2010,

Council Briefs

July 29, 2026
Tags Michigan, prosperity, prosperous future

Detroit Issues Guide 2026

...Issues Guide 2026 to help Detroit residents better understand how state and local government decisions affect the issues they care about most—including housing, public transit, public education, taxes

Publication

July 27, 2026
Tags Detroit, election, housing, Proposal S, public transit, tax relief

2004 Media Citations

...24, 2004 State needs new approach to funding school buildings, Municipal Advisory Council of Michigan’s MAC Quarterly, Summer 2004 [/accordian_item][accordian_item accordion_active=”no” accordion_title=”August” icon=”Choose Icon”] Housing tax gap

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November 22, 2014

The Good News of Detroit’s Reduced Homicide Rates, but Peer City Analysis Shows More Work to be Done

...housing vouchers that move youth out of high-poverty neighborhoods can reduce violent crime arrests and cash-transfers to youth in high-risk of violence can support healthier behaviors. Table

Council Briefs

April 9, 2026
Tags crime, Detroit, homicide, homicide rate, local government, peer cities

Michigan’s Single-State Recession and its Effects on Public Employment

...government sector is primarily a consequence of the housing market collapse, state policy decisions that impact local government revenue, and to some extent, privatization of local government

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September 15, 2013
Tags employment, great recession, Michigan, private sector, public sector

Crime in the City – Identifying Detroit’s Peer Cities

...by affordable housing and homelessness and neighborhood improvement. Policing and fighting crime are a large part of the City of Detroit’s finances. The Detroit Police Department (DPD)

Council Briefs

January 22, 2026
Tags cities, city, community resources, Community Violence Intervention, crime, crime trends, Criminal Justice, criminology, Detroit, disparities, human capital theory, incapacitation theory, local government, neighborhoods, peer cities, police, policing, poverty, public safety, resource deprivation, Sheffield, social disorganization, strain theory, Urban
The Detroit Chief of Police stands at a podium with six police officers standing behind. There is a backdrop with the City of Detroit logo and most of the police officers are in uniform including the chief of police.

Streamlining Local Government Service Delivery in Lenawee County

...in population and housing units; the local governments display wide variance in the number of services provided; the local governments have varying capacity to tax themselves to

Publication

January 15, 2012
Tags Adrian, city, collaboration, consolidaiton, cooperation, Lenawee, township, village

Policymakers at All Levels Can Work Toward Better Indoor Air Quality  

...be very costly for builders and deter new development and renovations – something the state may not be eager to do as it tries to promote affordable

Council Briefs

February 12, 2025
Tags air quality, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Environment, Michigan, Public Health

Budget Implications of the House Republican Road Funding Plan

...Redirecting another $600 million in CIT revenue currently earmarked for business attraction incentives, placemaking grants, and housing and community development to roads upon the expiration of those

Council Briefs

December 6, 2024
Tags corporate income tax, General Fund, K-12 education, road funding, roads, sales tax, School Aid Fund, state budget, transportation
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