Detroit City Offices to Close for Thanksgiving, Essential Services Maintain Schedule
Detroit city offices will close for Thanksgiving but essential services continue, with adjusted refuse collection and public transportation schedules. Free parking is offered, and online services remain available.
Detroit Planning Director Antoine Bryant to Leave for Private Sector, Heralding New Era in City Development
Detroit's Planning Director Antoine Bryant will resign on December 27 to pursue a private sector opportunity. Mayor Duggan praises Bryant's inclusive approach to neighborhood redevelopment.
Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis Allocates Record $17.7 Million to Affordable Housing in Michigan, Detroit to Benefit from New Developments
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis grants Michigan a record $17.7 million for affordable housing, funding 23 projects and creating 1,046 new units, with the majority being affordable.
Detroit Enhances Accessibili-D Autonomous Shuttle Service, Boosting Mobility for Seniors and the Disabled
Detroit's Accessibili-D autonomous shuttle service for seniors and residents with disabilities is expanding its routes due to high demand and positive feedback. An Ambassador program has also been launched to help users navigate the technology.












