The deadline to request additional SNAP benefits following outages is Sept. 23.
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Detroit home repair programs re-open: Who qualifies, how to apply
The city of Detroit will take applications for two home repair programs from Sept. 9 to Sept. 22.
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Download BridgeDetroit’s youth zine: A Guide to Civic Engagement
A Guide to Civic Engagement provides tips on preparing to vote, finding job opportunities and reaching government representatives.
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Detroit aims to bring 9K rentals to code; starts site for complaints
Detroit officials are committed to increasing rental safety compliance from 14% to 25% within a year.
Posted inDetroit Thrive, Jobs & Economic Development
Unemployed workers must show 2 more work searches or risk losing benefits
The new requirement, which began July 19, is part of changes to Michigan’s unemployment law. Claimants must document increased work searches.
Posted inDetroit Thrive, Transportation
First look: Renderings revealed for I-75 cap proposal, creation of entertainment spaces
The vision is the product of nearly a year of community engagement under the I-75 Cap Feasibility Study initiative.
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Joe Louis Greenway brings hopes for investment — and concerns about affordability
The city and other supporters say the project will further stability in the area, but there’s some concern about an influx of big-box stores, niche luxury and pricing out long-term and low-income residents.
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Judge makes decision in suit challenging Wayne County transit millage
A group of Wayne County residents challenged a transit millage, saying officials were not transparent. Here’s what a judge had to say about it.
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Need food assistance? On-the-Go food pantry moving to Detroit
On-the-Go pantries allow individuals to schedule appointments and select groceries from fresh produce to grains to proteins.
Posted inDetroit Thrive, Health and Welfare
Diapers, food, rent: How Rx Kids has helped Michigan moms after birth
Rx Kids, a no-strings cash aid program for moms and babies, will be in more than 60 Michigan communities by summer. Mothers say it offers stability.