Homeless service providers said the map is a one-of-a-kind safety net, highlighting resources, amid worries about federal funding cuts.
Resident Resources
Guides and evergreen information for Detroiters.
Posted inCivic and Community Information, Environment
Meadows, forests and butterflies: 4 nature trails to check out in Detroit
Detroit is home to hundreds of acres of forests and wildflower meadows. Here are some trails to check out this summer.
Posted inCivic and Community Information, Election 2025
Which Detroit mayoral candidate most aligns with your priorities? Take this quiz and find out
You’ll be matched with candidates who share your views about housing, safety and more.
Posted inUncategorized
BridgeDetroit Magazine: See the latest issue
Read the latest magazine from BridgeDetroit.
Posted inEnvironment, Health and Welfare
What to do when Detroit air is polluted with wildfire smoke
As wildfire smoke drifts across borders, its health impacts are felt unevenly. Vulnerable groups like those with chronic conditions, pregnant women, children, and first responders face heightened risks.
Posted inEducation
It’s time to get Detroit kids signed up for summer school
The school year for the Detroit Public Schools Community District ends June 10. Summer school begins June 23 and runs through July 25.
Posted inElection 2025
BridgeDetroit 2025 Voter Guide: What jobs are Detroiters voting to fill
Detroiters will be voting for mayor, city council, city clerk and the Board of Police Commissioners.
Posted inElection 2025
BridgeDetroit 2025 Voter Guide: Frequently asked questions
Here are some frequently asked questions about voting
Posted inElection 2025
City Council candidates debate value of land bank, home repair programs
The value of the land bank and its performance, home repair funding and programming were debated during BridgeDetroit’s District 3 forum.
Posted inElection 2025, Police & Public Safety
Police interactions, surveillance dominate Detroit candidate talk
The convening was part of nine-part BridgeDetroit series that will take place throughout the summer in each council district to engage prospective voters with the residents vying to represent them ahead of the city’s Aug. 5 primary election.