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.
The Detroit mayor said those will call the city's homeless helpline will now be able to reach an outreach worker 24 hours.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan delivered his 12th and final fiscal year budget to the City Council on Friday. Following a ...
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and other city officials outlined a seven-point plan to address gaps in the city's homelessness ...
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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Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan presents city budget proposalDuggan is proposing an 8.7% overall increase in spending, which includes a $3 million reduction in debt millage and a ...
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