On February 24, COVID-19 vaccinations and testing operations will close at the Northwest Activities Center and will move to the Detroit Health Department, 100 Mack Avenue.
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The City is moving its COVID-19 vaccinations and testing from the Northwest Activities Center to the Detroit Health Department
Mayor Duggan, Pro Tem Tate join Alternatives For Girls in breaking ground on supportive housing development in D1
- Maya Angelou Village will offer safe place for those facing housing instability, will be a place ‘where lives are changed.’
- In addition to permanent supportive housing, new center will offer deeply affordable housing to help Detroiters experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
City of Detroit to commission 200 murals in neighborhoods across the city in quest to become America’s top street art city
The City’s Office of Arts, Culture and Entrepreneurship (Detroit ACE) is commissioning 200 murals by young artists across the city in a community-wide initiative to help residents honor neighborhood heroes and history.
Mayor Duggan, CP Sheffield and CVS Health join MHT Housing in breaking ground on 86 affordable units in 2 of Detroit’s fastest-growing neighborhoods
- 100% affordable project in Brush Park will feature 53 units, with many as low as 30% AMI or below.
- 100% affordable project in Midtown will have 33 units, including a portion at 40% AMI or below.
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Detroit ACE partners to present Detroit Youth Choir in concert at Orchestra Hall on March 19
- Spring event will feature special guest Broadway, film and television star LaChanze
- Choir will perform their “greatest hits” from “America’s Got Talent," beloved Broadway shows and gospel selections to wow hometown fans
City of Detroit reports revised Revenue Estimates for Fiscal Years 2023-2027
City’s revenue outlook continues to improve led by growing income taxes
Detroit economy showing resilience amid projected national recession
NSO celebrates completion of Detroit Healthy Housing Center, a major step in the fight against homelessness
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Detroit Animal Care waives adoption fees to help you find your Furever Friend this Valentine’s Day
- City partnering with BISSELL Pet Foundation for “Empty the Shelters” event
- Free Valentine’s pet adoptions from February 9 – 15
- Free microchipping and free rabies vaccinations provided for all adopted animals
Applications now open for Neighborhood Beautification Fund grants to help Detroiters beautify their communities
- Block clubs, neighborhood associations and nonprofits can apply for their share of $2.25M in grants, ranging from $500 to $15,000.
- Grants can be used for neighborhood clean-ups, community gardens, public space activities.
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