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CRC Report Documents Long-term Slide in Local Government Employment

...job losses at the local level, Mr. Lupher stated, “The contraction of the local government sector is a consequence of the housing market collapse, state policy decisions

Press Release

September 23, 2013
Tags higher education, Michigan, public education, public employment, public safety

CRC Looks at Issues Created by Capture of Taxes

...periods of economic growth and stable growth in the tax bases,” said Eric Lupher, CRC’s Director of Local Affairs. “The contractions of the tax base caused by

Press Release

January 31, 2013
Tags DDA, downtown development authority, economic development, LDFA, Michigan, property tax, tax capture, tax increment financing, TIFA

The Research Council’s Report on Tax Incentives and How the Future of Health Project Is Connected

...or receive land transfers from the city of equivalent value. Whatever the merits of CBAs, which have allowed residents to secure affordable housing commitments from private companies

Council Briefs

March 12, 2024
Tags Detroit, economic development, local government, tax incentives, taxes

CRC Updates the Outline of the Michigan Tax System

...declining for five consecutive years through 2012 due to declining property values caused by the housing crisis, local general property tax revenues have now increased for two

Press Release

May 12, 2015
Tags airport parking tax, beer tax, boat taxes, business taxes, car rental tax, cigarette taxes, essential services assessment, facilities taxes, gas tax, hotel-motel tax, income tax, iron ore tax, liquor taxes, property tax, real estate transfer tax, sales tax, snowmobile registration tax, special assessments, state education tax, use tax, utility property tax, utility user tax, vehicle registration taxes, watercraft taxes, wine tax

Detroit’s Debt Compared to Other Cities

...providing housing for individuals and families.  Lastly, Detroit had approximately $1.98 billion of total bonded debt in 2020. About 76 percent of that debt was made up

Council Briefs

February 9, 2022
Tags atlanta, bond ratings, bonded debt, bonding, bonds, capital agenda, capital improvements, Chicago, City of Detroit, cleveland, comparative analysis, debt, debt per capita, Detroit, detroit debt, Detroit finances, finances, general obligation bonds, government revenues, infrastructure, municipal bonds, municipal finance, Philadelphia, plan of adjustment, proposal n, public finance, revenue bonds, taxation

Pandemic threatens Detroit’s fiscal recovery

...the declines in new housing development and threats to commercial and industrial property values that could result if businesses fold, we do not expect the current recession

Council Briefs

April 13, 2020
Tags casino wagering tax, city income tax, City of Detroit, COVID-19, state revenue sharing

A Tale of Two Urban Farms: Public Health Happens in Communities, Not Just in Clinics

...and community psychological/social well-being. Recovery Park’s associate support platform works with the company’s employees to address any potential barriers to their employment, ensuring they have access to

Council Briefs

August 23, 2018
Tags Agriculture, Arts, Culture, Environment, Farm, health, Public, Urban, Zoning

The Negro in Detroit

...range of issues including business, housing, health, recreation, education, crime, and community organization. According to the Bureau, it gave “a fair and more adequate picture of race

Publication

March 1, 1927

Expert Panel: 2020 has put Public Health in Michigan to the Test

...other countries invest more in social and human services. She pointed out that the legacy of underinvestment in safe housing, nutrition, and other social determinants of health

Council Briefs

October 30, 2020
Tags Coronavirus, COVID-19, Pandemic, Panel, Public Health, Virtual Policy Event

Revenue Diversification Key to Addressing Local Government Needs

...Recession from 2007 to 2009, which was precipitated by the housing market crash, property values and corresponding tax revenues tend to remain fairly stable during recessionary periods.

Council Briefs

September 18, 2020
Tags income tax, local government, local government finances, local tax options, local tax policy, local taxation, Local Taxes, property tax, revenue diversification, state taxes
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