Detroit Budget: City Council Passes $2.7 Billion Plan to Boost Safety and Aid Homeless
$2.7 Billion Detroit Budget Approved: Prioritizing Safety and Housing Support
The Detroit City Council unanimously approved Mayor Mike Duggan’s $2.7 billion budget after a month of public input, according to the published article of The Detroit News. The budget prioritizes safety, homelessness support, housing repairs, libraries, and eviction aid. Key changes include a minimum wage of $15/hour for all city jobs reduced homeowner taxes, increased funding for police, firefighters, homelessness assistance and city infrastructure improvements.
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$2.7 Billion Detroit Budget Approved: Prioritizing Safety and Housing Support. (PHOTO: WDET 101.9 FM)
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Even though there were some changes made to the mayor’s plan, the approved budget shows that the city is trying to help everyone. It’s a big step towards making Detroit a better place for everyone to live.
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