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Lessons learned while studying Michigan’s urban and rural communities

...land area. Rural Michigan is, on average, older than urban Michigan. Rural residents are more likely to be military veterans, to be married, to own the homes

Council Briefs

April 25, 2018
Tags broadband, education, employment, health, Health Insurance, immigration, income, polarization, population, race, rural Michigan

One Michigan, many differences: Urban and rural areas

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Livonia, Mich. – April 24, 2018 – “Exploring Michigan’s Urban/Rural Divide” is the latest report from the Citizens Research Council of Michigan. Motivated by

Press Release

April 24, 2018
Tags abortion, birth rates, broadband, crime, education, employment, firearms, health, Health Insurance, housing, immigration, income, marriage, partisanship, polarization, population, race

Blight in Michigan: Not Just a Big-City Problem

...and zoning capabilities, the state has recognized the problem of rural blight by making grants available specifically to smaller, rural communities to remediate blight. Research on rural

Council Briefs

December 17, 2021
Tags blight, economic development, land bank

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

All of Michigan Still at Risk from COVID-19

...rural Michigan has more in common with Detroit than do many suburban communities. Add in rural Michigan’s older population, high rates of tobacco use, and limited health

Council Briefs

April 20, 2020
Tags Coronavirus, COVID-19, Public Health

2020 Census Likely to Rob Michigan of Another Congressional Seat. Rural Reps? Get Ready for More Driving.

...this. Urban areas are growing while most rural areas are losing population.   State population growth, or lack thereof, combined with population shifts within states can have

Council Briefs

July 25, 2018
Tags apportionment, census, congress, population, redistricting

Report – Exploring Michigan’s Urban/Rural Divide

In a Nutshell Most of Michigan’s residents are located in the state’s urban areas, but those urban areas comprise little of the state’s land area. Relative to

Publication

April 22, 2018
Tags abortion, birth rates, broadband, crime, education, employment, firearms, health, Health Insurance, housing, immigration, income, marriage, partisanship, polarization, population, race

2019 Media Citations

...Michigan released a report calling for a paradigm shift in how the state approaches transit needs. [/accordian_item][accordian_item accordion_active=”no” accordion_title=”May” icon=”Choose Icon”] Good Public Policy and Private Investment

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October 14, 2019

Shifting Focus – Blight Management for Economic Stability

...is impacted by our motivations for managing blight, which can range from public health reasons to economic development reasons. Blight can exist in urban, suburban, and rural

Council Briefs

October 20, 2022
Tags blight, blight remediation, economic development, economic stability, local government, Public Health

2015 Media Citations

...treat patients Bridge Magazine, October 15, 2015 Sibilsky said that rural areas – where it is often hard to attract and retain physicians – would most benefit

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August 1, 2016
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