Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan lays out $3 billion budget proposal
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan presented his budget for the 2026 fiscal year, which will begin on July 1, 2025. Duggan is proposing an 8.7% overall increase in spending, which includes a $3 million reduction in debt millage and a reduction in property taxes for Detroiters.
Duggan proposes $3B budget, including 'big' property tax cut, hike in homeless spending
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan on Friday proposed a 3-mill property tax cut and boosts in spending for bus and homelessness services while presenting his $3 billion budget for the next fiscal year. Duggan told to City Council members that the millage reduction would mean a property tax cut of $150 a year for a $100,000 home in Michigan's largest city.
Detroit Mayor proposes $1.576B budget for fiscal 2026
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan struck an optimistic tone as he presented his final proposed budget and four-year financial plan to the Detroit City Council.
Mayor Mike Duggan delivers $3B Detroit budget with tax cuts, DDOT boost, homeless outreach
In his last budget presentation as Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan proposed tax cuts, boosts to community services in $3-billion budget for 2025-26 fiscal year
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 million. "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.
Detroit’s latest city budget proposal reduces property taxes
Mayor Mike Duggan has presented his last proposed fiscal year budget and four-year financial plan to the Detroit City Council.
Mayor Mike Duggan presents his last budget
Mayor Mike Duggan presented Detroit's 12th balanced budget plan on Friday — his final as mayor as he sets up the city's finances for a yet-to-be-decided leader to take over next year. Why it matters: Duggan's successor will take the helm as the city grapples with changing financial realities: the end of $827 million in pandemic rescue funds,
Duggan vows multiple changes to homeless services after children's deaths in freezing van
The Detroit mayor said those will call the city's homeless helpline will now be able to reach an outreach worker 24 hours.
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Duggan looks to cut property taxes, invest in DDOT & homeless services
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