Detroit’s nine mayoral candidates have raised $3 million combined. The vast majority of that sum (72%) has come from people who don’t claim Detroit addresses.
Detroit City Notebook
Can residential neighborhoods be spared commercial truck traffic?
Council hears proposal on limiting truck traffic in residential neighborhoods, and also weighs higher fines for curfew violations
State hands detention center back to Detroit
The detention center’s shoddy conditions and unlawful practices had gotten DPD in hot water with the feds, leading to a state takeover
Licensing will be easier for Detroit businesses under new rules
New rules approved by City Council are designed to ease bureaucratic burdens and show that Detroit is “open for business.”
Are Detroit police assisting ICE enforcement? Council questions DPD.
The Detroit City Council — and residents — had questions for Detroit police about the department’s role in a recent ICE raid
Failing air conditioners, extreme heat have City Council concerned
As a summer heat wave hit Detroit, City Council members got hot about air conditioning problems in apartment buildings across the city.
Transit center security raises questions
The City Council’s Public Health and Safety Committee is scheduling a discussion next Monday on new security measures that have made some riders unwelcome in Detroit’s two transit centers.
How should Detroit protect immigrants?
Malachi Barrett has the city council recap: An activist-led declaration opposing Trump immigration policies, fireworks curfew, landlord compliance incentives and more.
Poll: Voters say Detroit is improving, but neighborhoods need help
Pollsters says it’s remarkable how primary voters support Mayor Mike Duggan and Council President Mary Sheffield.
Mayoral poll: Kinloch, Craig, Jenkins battle for second
Sheffield reportedly led with 38% of the vote, more than twice the support of her closest rival.
