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State government has been distracted by the water contamination crisis it created in Flint, by the financial problems in Detroit schools, and the…
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More local government leaders are feeling insecure about their fiscal health than in years past. A new study shows the first decline in feelings about…
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A new report on the fiscal health of local governments in Michigan raised the question of whether those governments feel the steam running out of the…
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Residents of Wayne, a small community about 25 miles west of Detroit, will see a public safety millage question on their Tuesday primary ballots.It’s a…
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Fewer than half of Michigan’s local leaders are optimistic about the state’s direction, and more of those leaders have soured on Governor Snyder’s…
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A bill meant to clarify what civic and school officials can tell residents about local ballot measures is moving forward in the state House.School…
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Local governments in Michigan are not happy about some last-minute language added to a bill that just passed the state legislature.Senate Bill 571 is…
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When local governments get sued and lose, Michigan residents can end up paying taxes that voters never approved and that exceed state…
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Local government officials believe they and their colleagues are pretty ethical. They seem to feel differently about state officials, however.Those are…
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Voters in Michigan’s second-largest city will decide whether to establish term limits for the mayor and city commission next Tuesday.The proposed change…