The Detroit Local Emergency Planning Committee will hold its next meeting on June 25, 2024, at 12:30 pm. Location to be determined. The public is invited to attend.
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Celebration of Freedom continues with the Civil Rights, Inclusion & Opportunity (CRIO) & Employee Engagement Departments
June 5th, 2024, Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Special Land Use Hearings
9:00 AM
Case: SLU2024-00060 & SPR2024-00029
Address: 14358 Ashton Rd. (PIN: 22074992.002L)
Proposed Use:
Three Mile Munich Park - Renovation RFP NO. 184712,1
Three Mile Munich Park - Renovation
The City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement on behalf of the General Services Department: Landscape Design Unit requests proposals from qualified Respondents to render certain technical or professional services to provid
Everything to Know Before Michigan Central OPEN Celebration in Corktown
With the start of the Michigan Central OPEN celebration nearly here, Michigan Central and Ford Motor Company are providing an update on street closures and parking updates for attendees and the general public.
City of Detroit announces trash collection on the east side and southwest Detroit slightly delayed due to staffing concerns of current hauler GFL
- Current east side City contractor GFL may be behind in solid waste collection this week as some of their truck drivers transition to work for Priority Waste who will take over the hauling contract on Monday, June 3
- Residents are encouraged to be patient and
City of Detroit and Detroit Economic Growth Corporation announce Request for Proposals for redevelopment of former Packard Plant site
The City of Detroit, in partnership with the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation (DEGC), is seeking proposals from qualified developers for the redevelopment of several parcels that represent the majority of the former Packard Plant.
Detroit Among Three Cities Chosen for $9M Sustainable Cities Challenge; Calls on Innovators to Promote Clean Freight in Historic Eastern Market
Detroit Airport Set to Soar with Major Revitalization Efforts and Avflight Partnership
The City of Detroit announces the first significant initiative in 50 years to rejuvenate Coleman A. Young International Airport (KDET)—located six miles from the city’s center to support non-commercial aviation operations—marking a new chapter in Detroit’s aviation history.
City of Detroit announces road closures and transportation options in advance of the 2024 Detroit Grand Prix
- After last year’s successful return to the streets of Downtown, the event is gearing up to take place Friday May 31 through Sunday, June 2
- Road closures set to begin tomorrow, Tuesday, May 28 at 5am
- All the latest information