- Ossian Sweet House was site of deadly 1925 racial incident after Dr.
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City awarded $500,000 National Park Service grant to expand Dr. Ossian Sweet historic district, key site in Civil Rights movement
Detroit Animal Care and Control Fact Sheet
Service level and process improvements
City Partners To Expand Tax Foreclosure Prevention Program to Keep Detroiters in Homes
- Quicken Loans Community Fund, United Community Housing Coalition teaming up with City to expand successful pilot program that prevented over 80 foreclosures
- Program to target 300 homes facing foreclosure, tripling number of Detroiters affected
Facts about Detroit's Board of Wrecking Examiners
On Monday July 9th, 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 2 members of a 7 member ADVISORY board, required by a 40 year old city ordinance, have
10 DPSCD and Charter Schools Join Northwest Detroit GOAL Line Pilot, Connecting Detroit children to better Transportation and After School Enrichment
Charter school operators, Detroit Public Schools Community District leaders, teachers, parents and city leaders have come together in an unprecedented partnership to improve education opportunity for children and families in Detroit.
Detroit Water Works for You
The Detroit Water & Sewerage Department (DWSD) is replacing several water mains in 2018 as part of its multi-year capital improvement program. The locations chosen are based on engineering studies: The number of breaks, useful life of the main, pressure evaluations, and other criteria.
Detroit Health Department Launches New Lead Poisoning Prevention Pilot Program
- City Council approves Health Department Request for $1.25M in new funding
- City forms first ever Interagency Lead Poisoning Prevention Task Force
- Number of Detroit children with elevated blood lead levels down 88% over past 20 y
Detroit Health Department Launches Community Health Assessment to Improve Public Health
• Public encouraged to participate in Health Visioning Sessions on February 24 & 27
• Collaboration to engage and mobilize community members
Detroit Health Department Reminds Residents There Is Still Time To Get Flu Vaccine
Detroit Health Department Reminds Residents
There Is Still Time To Get Flu Vaccine
One Pediatric Flu Death Reported in Michigan
Tips for Staying Safe in Extreme Cold Weather
Extreme cold temperatures can cause Hypothermia. Hypothermia is dangerous and can be caused by prolonged exposure to cold temperatures.
Do your best to stay warm and inside when temperatures fall below freezing (32 degrees).
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