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The City of Detroit set to offer free summer recreation center membership passes to Detroit teens and young adults
Maintenance repairs require closing Madison Avenue ramp to northbound I-375 in Detroit on Monday
DETROIT, Mich. - Weather permitting, Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) contract crews will close the Madison Avenue ramp to northbound I-375 at 7 a.m. Monday, June 12.
City Launches Detroit Housing Services Office to Help Detroiters Find Stable, Affordable Housing
Mayor Duggan joins Archdiocese, MHT Housing to celebrate new affordable housing property near North End
Mayor Mike Duggan, the Archdiocese of Detroit, and MHT Housing, Inc. celebrated today the start of construction for the Cathedral Arts Apartments, which will bring 53 units of deeply affordable housing to the Gateway community in District 5, just north of the Boston-Edison neighborhood.
Detroit Health Department provides guidance to help residents stay safe from effects of Canadian wildfires
The Detroit Health Department is providing guidance for residents concerned about the poor air quality in the city, which is being caused by ongoing wildfires in Canada.
DWSD to hire more than 50 new employees at job fair Thursday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Triumph Church - East
- On-site interviews for all eligible candidates; no degree required for most positions
- Competitive pay and benefits with extensive training provided
- Five other city departments to recruit employees as well
Detroit People Mover, Public Notice: PROPOSED STATE AND FEDERAL APPLICATION FOR OPERATING AND/OR CAPITAL ASSISTANCE
City to complete yearlong incinerator demolition on June 11 with implosion of smokestack
- Most of complex already dismantled, smokestack expected to fall during early morning hours on Sunday, June 11
- Facility burned up to 5000 tons of trash per day before closing in 2019 after pressure from the City
- Experienced contracto
Detroit Recreation Centers and Detroit Public Library branches available to Residents for Relief from the Heat
With high temperatures forecast through Saturday, Detroit Recreation Centers and Detroit Public Library branches are available during their normal operating hours to provide residents with relief from the heat.