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Detroit council elects to receive state shared revenues
Summary
In a unanimous vote at a June 4 special session, the City of Detroit adopted Resolution 6-87 declaring the city's election to receive state shared revenues; the public hearing produced no public testimony on revenue uses.
The City of Detroit council voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 6-87, declaring the city’s election to receive state shared revenues, during a special-session budget public hearing on June 4, 2026. The chair opened a public hearing and solicited testimony on state revenue-sharing and related tax categories; no members of the public spoke and the council proceeded to the recorded votes.
S3 introduced Resolution 6-87 on the record; the motion was seconded and the roll-call vote recorded 'Aye' from Councilors Tisdale, Smith, Nielsen and O'Donnell and from Mayor Page. Greg Shepherd and Bill McCall were absent with notice. The resolution formalizes the city's election to accept state shared revenues as recorded in the council minutes.
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