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Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Soon, this site will be the home of a new job center in District 7. I would like to thank Councilman Fred DurhaI, County Commissioner Alisha Bell and State Rep. Karen Whitsett for their support of this project and tireless advocacy for the residents of this neighborhood. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
With City Council’s unanimous approval today, residents living near the abandoned former AMC headquarters no longer will have to live with an eyesore that has served only as an impediment to neighborhood quality of life for years. https://t.co/4DyDH0fWHv — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
This arrest was made possible thanks to the hard work of Interim Fire Commissioner Chuck Simms and Detroit Fire Department, the Detroit Police Department, and members of the Virginia Park community. Thanks to their efforts, the neighborhood is a safer place. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Residents of Virginia Park can rest easier tonight knowing that the individual allegedly responsible for setting fire to several vacant buildings in the area has been arrested and charged. https://t.co/N9phYIKFhB — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Over the past several years, arson fires in our city have become a much less frequent problem, thanks to our blight removal efforts and the great work of our DFD and DPD arson investigators to arrest more suspects. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Thanks to the help of President Biden and the American Rescue Plan, the City’s Basement Backup Protection Program was designed to mitigate damage from future flooding events. I was glad to welcome EPA Administrator Michael Reagan to Detroit in support of this innovative program. https://t.co/qqLdOvPaia — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
While we can’t tear out the 3,000 miles worth of storm drains in the City, we can go directly into 11 neighborhoods most vulnerable to flooding and help those residents strengthen their basements to better protect them from excessive rainfall. https://t.co/gtnTPhCHDH — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
20 years ago, the EPA Administrator was concerned with finding solutions to combat human-made pollution - but today, climate change has become a much greater concern. This is something that Detroiters have felt the impact of first-hand, following the heavy rain last summer. https://t.co/cjCM3qOUoS — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Stuart's legacy is in good hands. It is reassuring that long time Detroiter Chuck Nolen, owner of Cutter’s Bar and Grill, is taking over the business and will continue to serve the community with the same quality food and service, as well as Hygrade's trademark family atmosphere. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
I was glad to be joined by our new Councilmember, @gabysantiromero, to celebrate this happy transition. I wish Stuart the best in his new chapter of life, and thank him for his years of commitment to our city and his service to this community. https://t.co/cZRORNJzf7 — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Stuart's legacy is in good hands. It is reassuring that long time Detroiter Chuck Nolan, owner of Cutter’s Bar and Grill, is taking over the business and will continue to serve the community with the same quality food and service, as well as Hygrade's trademark family atmosphere. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Stuart Litt’s legacy goes back to 1972, when he first took ownership of Hygrade Deli. After serving the Corktown area as a neighborhood staple for great food and service for 50 years – Stuart is ready to retire. https://t.co/9uAGdqQpJV — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Neighborhood by neighborhood, we are going to keep moving across the city to bring investment, opportunity and beauty. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
The Parker Durand is just one of the major improvements that has take place in this neighborhood. We completed a beautiful streetscape along Kercheval to make the corridor safer and more attractive, as well as major improvements to the Butzel Family Center park. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Today's event was held at Konnected Fitness, a fitness studio that occupies one of the building's retail spaces. Owner Khari Dickey, told us how she would walk past the vacant lot and began to envision opening her own business there. Today, she realized her dream. https://t.co/ahQQBtj7Hj — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Three years ago this corner was just another vacant lot. I was pleased to join Council President @MsMarySheffield, Roxbury Group and Invest Detroit and other City and State leaders today to celebrate this major step forward for this neighborhood. https://t.co/JktKbjNRWV — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Today, at the corner of Kercheval and Van Dyke, we cut the ribbon on the new $22.5 mil Parker Durand building, which will bring 92 new high-quality housing units – half of which are reserved as affordable housing - for Detroiters of all income levels. https://t.co/hEZ3jdbUAT — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Just a few years ago, the Islandview area consisted of mostly vacant houses, vacant lots and boarded up storefronts. Through our Strategic Neighborhood Fund and community partnerships, we have been able to bring new life back to this neighborhood. https://t.co/sUCF7s49VE — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
This plan will impact 57 job classifications at the City, many of which include our General Services employees. These employees are valuable to both the City and our residents, and I’d like to thank them for sticking with us while we worked to get them a living wage they deserve. https://t.co/Ln5QDmPqRN — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
When Detroit first began its rise out of bankruptcy, there were over 1000 City employees making less than $15 an hour. While we have made progress each year to get more employees into a higher wage, at the start of this year, we still had 270 City employees making less than $15. https://t.co/UKU27WK69Y — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Under this proposed “Employee Minimum Wage,” Detroit government employees paid out of the City’s general fund will earn no less than $15 per hour starting July 1, 2022. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
I was pleased to join Councilwoman Latisha Johnson and @MsMarySheffield yesterday to announce a plan to raise the minimum wage for all City of Detroit employees to $15 an hour, pending City Council approval. https://t.co/EBKTtWIyoL — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
If you want to see where our Proposal N work has also changed neighborhoods and where it's going next, visit our Prop N Dashboard at https://t.co/L4AcS74ANU https://t.co/tn7zrD594O — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Now, she wants to take part in further improving her neighborhood by buying the newly-created side lots to make a safe and welcoming place for children on her block to play. https://t.co/qdEIhwXZ0t — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Pamela Harris has lived on Caldwell Street in the Davison neighborhood for 38 years and has wanted these vacant homes torn down for half of them. Yesterday, thanks to @DetroitDemo313 and Proposal N, Ms. Harris finally got her wish. https://t.co/fQZPVxICLZ — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Through this program, we plan to invest up to $6,000 per household to protect it from future basement flooding, even in the most severe storms. Eligible homeowner occupants and landlords can take part by applying today at https://t.co/4K0HsjkkZm. https://t.co/RclyWvp5wy — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Phase 2 will begin this summer in Barton-McFarland, Chadsey Condon, Cornerstone Village, East English Village, Garden View, Jefferson Chalmers, Morningside, Moross-Morang and Warrendale. These were identified based on DWSD service requests for basement backups and claims. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
The program will launch in two phases: Phase 1 will launch this spring in the Aviation Sub and Victoria Park neighborhoods, which felt the greatest impact of the flooding during the June 25-26, 2021 rain event and other rainstorms. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
The $15 million initiative, paid for with a portion of the ARPA funds, will help protect Detroit homeowners' property from flood damage by installing a backwater valve and/or sump pump. If you own a home in any of the 11 identified neighborhoods, you can apply today. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Today, I was pleased to join DWSD Director Gary Brown and Councilwoman Latisha Johnson to announce the Basement Backup Protection program as an effective solution to help prevent basement flooding associated with the type of historic rain storms we experienced last summer. https://t.co/9ckVu4Tb89 — PolitiTweet.org
