Mayor Duggan looks to cut property taxes, invest in DDOT & homeless services in 2026 budget proposal
The mayor said that the city has managed past debts so well that, in 2026, he is proposing cutting property taxes by $3 mills. "For the average Detroiter, if you own a house that’s worth $100,000, that is $150 a year tax cut to you," Duggan said.
The mayor of Detroit is announcing steps to help homeless people after the recent deaths of two children who were in a van ...
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Rogelio Landin, 71, a longtime political activist, filed paperwork Monday in Wayne County to create an exploratory committee.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and other officials outlined a new plan to address homelessness following the deaths of two ...
Joe Tate has decided against running for mayor of Detroit. The Democratic state representative and former House Speaker told ...
Detroit — Thousands of people showed up at the Fox Theatre downtown Wednesday night to support the Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and other city officials will share findings of a report to improve Detroit's homelessness response.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan on Thursday unveiled a plan to address holes in the city’s homelessness safety net that he said would prevent another tragedy like this month’s death of two children sleeping ...
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