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Council approves multiple contracts, grants and appropriations; schedules Rivertown business improvement zone hearing
Summary
At the March session the Detroit City Council approved a bundle of resolutions — including CDBG neighborhood opportunity fund allocations, supplemental appropriations, multiple contracts and a climate task force — mostly by unanimous consent, and scheduled a public hearing for a proposed Rivertown Business Improvement Zone.
The Detroit City Council approved a series of resolutions and contract awards at its March session, taking most items by unanimous consent after brief motions from council members.
Among the actions the council approved were the 2025–2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Neighborhood Opportunity Fund appeals and public service allocations; a fiscal year 2024–2025 supplemental appropriation and transfer request; multiple procurement contracts for demolition, abatement and services; and the creation of a Climate Disaster Recovery Task Force. The council also scheduled a public hearing for a proposed Rivertown Business Improvement Zone (BIZ).
Many votes were handled by voice and recorded as “hearing no objections,” a…
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