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...a strategy for reducing crime. For instance, we ask police to deal with homeless populations because we haven’t invested enough in affordable housing for the poor and

Council Briefs

July 20, 2020
...housing, counseling, advocacy, etc. Policies to Help Victims An illustration showing the effects of domestic violence. According to the Family Advocacy Program, more than 18,000 cases of
...taxes tend to be more stable, but this was not the case with Great Recession, the precipitating event of which was the collapse of the housing market.
...transportation, housing, and other community characteristics collectively described as social determinants of health. While rural Michigan has so far remained somewhat unscathed, it shares many of the

Council Briefs

April 20, 2020
...rights, access to transit, police reform, water access, environmental justice, housing accessibility, and infrastructure. One idea for potential collaboration related to accessible transportation (a priority in the
...Fund receives funding from a variety of taxes and other sources. Some are likely to weather this economic climate fairly well, such as property taxes. Housing prices

Council Briefs

March 30, 2020
...Please contact CRC to obtain a copy past editions. ] State Ballot Issues: Proposal A — $100 Million Housing Bond IssueCC 832, ( October 70 ) 4 pages

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September 19, 1970
...Detroit Housing CommissionCC 673 ( February 57 ) 2 pages Now Is The TimeCC 672 ( February 57 ) 2 pages “The Law Is A Ass”CC 671

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September 20, 2019
...a very good example of how millage rollbacks and the housing bubble pop have combined to create a difficult position for Michigan’s local governments. The City of

Council Briefs

September 29, 2011
...Know Network Public database with environmental, housing, and campaign finance information. Sales Tax Institute Seattle Public Library’s Collection of City Ordinances and Municipal Codes Social Science Research

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September 9, 2019
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