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Neighborhood Roads Fund Payments Reach Local Agencies
Neighborhood Roads Fund payments began in Michigan on Sept. 14, 2026. Here is how local agencies can plan budgets, projects, and public updates.
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Michigan FY 2027 Budget and Local Schools
Michigan FY 2027 Budget details school aid, meals, weighted funding, and revenue sharing for local services across communities.
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Wildlife Crossing Grants: Local Application Guide
Wildlife Crossing Grants are open for FY 2026. See who can apply, match rules, deadlines and steps for local governments.
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Michigan Tower Grants: Local Agencies Prepare
Michigan Tower Grants bring a $25M matching program for new public safety communications towers, with applications due December 31, 2026.
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Michigan School Deficits: District Next Steps
Michigan School Deficits require board-approved plans, public posting and state reporting. See the next steps for affected districts.
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DTE Clean Energy Plan: Local Resident Impacts
DTE Clean Energy Plan details coal retirements, new renewables, storage, nuclear upgrades and gas plants affecting Michigan residents.
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Michigan Offshore Gambling Crackdown: Player Risks
Michigan regulators have taken another step against unauthorized online gambling, issuing cease-and-desist letters to 33 offshore operators accused of illegally offering casino games, sweepstakes-style gambling, or sports betting to state residents. The Michigan Gaming Control Board’s October 8 enforcement announcement also highlighted a serious consumer protection concern: people who voluntarily exclude themselves from gambling through Michigan’s regulated system may still be able to place bets on unlicensed websites. The Michigan offshore gambling crackdown raises questions beyond which companies can legally accept wagers. Residents need to understand what licensing actually guarantees, how to distinguish regulated operators from international betting platforms, and what happens when financial disputes arise outside the state’s jurisdiction.…
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Greenville Housing TIF: What Residents Face
Greenville Housing TIF talks in Michigan focused on Hathaway Woods infrastructure, below-market leases, and the city's next civic choice.
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RenCen CBO: What Detroit Residents Want Now
RenCen CBO talks center on housing, public space, jobs, transit and the review process for Detroit’s riverfront redevelopment.
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Livonia Capital Vote: $45.17M School Plan
Livonia Capital Vote details: Dec. 8, 2026 polling hours, proposed school upgrades, and tax levy information for district residents.
