- $13M affordable senior housing development continues Cass Corridor legacy of community-led revitalization
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Mayor, developer break ground on 49-units of affordable housing at Greystone Senior Living Apartments
February 18th, 2026, Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Special Land Use Hearings
9:00 AM
Case: SLU2025-00170
Address: 18975 Telegraph Rd. (aka 18993 Telegraph) (City Council District 1) (PIN: 22122544-62)
Proposed Use:
Green Grocer Program celebrates first ribbon cutting since 2024 relaunch, bringing walkable grocery access to Dexter-Linwood neighborhood
- Kandies launches Kandies Mini Mart within its sandwich shop and catering operation, adding a fresh grocer section that brings walkable food access to the Dexter-Linwood neighborhood
Statement from Mayor Mary Sheffield on the passing of Rev. Jesse Jackson
"The passing of Rev. Jesse L. Jackson leaves a profound void in the hearts of all who knew him and all who were touched by his life's work. He was a voice of hope, a champion of possibility, and a mentor to generations.
Detroit celebrates Heart Month Survivors, highlights life-saving progress in cardiac care
- Detroit is the largest HEARTSafe Community in the U.S.
- Residents are encouraged to learn Hands-
City Historian Jamon Jordan and pianist Alvin Waddles to present Black History Month Lecture: “Let Our Motto Be Resistance!”
Jamon Jordan, Detroit’s first official City Historian, will present his fourth annual Black History Month Lecture alongside renowned pianist Alvin Waddles at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
City of Detroit reports updated revenue estimates for Fiscal Years 2026-2030
- Forecast: Detroit’s economy showing resiliency as employment and wages grow over time
- The Febru
Mayor Sheffield announces new Youth and Education Capacity, Executive Leadership
- New Senior Director of Youth and Education brings coordinated focus to youth, aligning policy, education strategy and opportunity across Detroit
Facts about Detroit's Board of Wrecking Examiners
On Monday, July 9, the Free Press published a piece written by Katrease Stafford headlined “Concerns raised about contractors sitting on Detroit wrecking board”. The piece gives the false impression that two members of a seven-member ADVISORY board, required by a 40-year old city ordinance,
Mayor Sheffield taps transformation expert Winnie Liao as City’s Chief Operating Officer
- Liao’s focus to be reimagining the way residents and businesses interact with city government from accessing basic services to licensing and permitting
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