Mayor Mike Duggan

Ms. Kim calls it "a whole new world" and I couldn't agree more.

With more than 8,000 homes demolished under Proposal N, Detroit neighborhoods are safer, stronger, and full of opportunity. Together, we're turning every block into a place to thrive.

#DetroitinAction #FromTheBlockUp

More than 3,000 properties have been preserved for future renovation and resale in Detroit neighborhoods.

This is how we rebuild Detroit. One home, one block, one neighborhood at a time.

The Cooley neighborhood was written off by many when the high school closed. But now, families are moving back in, houses are being restored, and what was once decline is turning into hope.

$10M invested.
Local leaders empowered.
Neighborhoods protected.

Together, we're building a stronger, safer Detroit.💙
#OneDetroit

We're investing in what works.
Trusted CVI groups are in our neighborhoods, standing with residents to prevent violence and save lives. Because of this work, Detroit is seeing another 15% drop in homicides in 2025. We're building safer, stronger neighborhoods together.💙

The current partnership between federal, state, county, and private violence prevention groups is achieving record reductions. #OneDetroit

In 2024, Detroit’s law enforcement strategy produced record declines and resulted in the fewest homicides, shootings, and carjackings since 1965. In 2025, Detroit is right now experiencing a further 15% drop in homicides, 25% drop in shootings, and 30% drop in carjackings, all record lows.

What an amazing sight to see!

I took a walk along the Whittier Corridor with residents to look at all of the progress we have seen. 600 broken fences, repaired. 500 vacant signs, removed. Corridors within the neighborhoods are now being reborn to drive further progress for our city in our neighborhoods.

Our finances are strong, our commitments are secure, and because of that strength, we can keep doing what matters most: investing in the future of Detroit’s neighborhoods.

Fiscal responsibility and neighborhood investment, that’s how we build a Detroit that lasts.

Detroit is keeping its promises.

In 2024, we began making pension payments to our retirees and we are meeting those obligations without difficulty. That’s a milestone many thought this city would never reach again.

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Across our neighborhoods, long-abandoned sites are finally giving way to new opportunities.

From the former Cadillac Stamping Plant on Connor to the Southwest Hospital site, Detroit is transforming spaces that sat empty for decades into places that drive jobs, growth, and pride in our communities.

As Detroit’s population rises, so does the demand for quality housing. This project proves that when neighbors and developers work together, we can meet that need while honoring the community that’s been here all along.

Progress and community, rising together.
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🏙️ Brush Park is growing and Detroiters are at the center of it.

With the completion of City Modern, hundreds of new homes now stand in Brush Park, built with the voices of longtime residents and the Brush Park CDC at the table every step of the way.

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From daily commutes to weekend plans, Water Square Station is connecting residents to the heart of the city.

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Detroit's momentum continues expanding the western riverfront with new investments and improvements in the Detroit People Mover that provide access to the Second Avenue Extension and Ralph C. Wilson Centennial Park.

May we never forget the resilience, unity, and strength that carried our country forward and may we continue to reflect those same values here in our city.

#NeverForget #DetroitRemembers

Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the courage of the first responders who ran toward danger to save others. Detroit stands in solidarity with families across the nation whose lives were forever changed that day.

When we all work together Detroiters win.

Across our neighborhoods, buildings that once sat empty are now thriving coffee shops, barbershops, and restaurants. Through Motor City Match, more than 190 Detroit businesses have opened their doors and created jobs and opportunity right in the heart of our community.

Together we are building Detroit.

This is how we turn federal relief into long-term progress for Detroiters.
#DetroitNeighborhoods #FromTheBlockUp

Detroit continues to grow stronger with smart investments made through ARPA funds. From stabilizing neighborhoods with new roofs to building parks and rec centers that raise property values, and creating thousands of new housing units, these projects are built to last.

This is how we turn federal relief into long-term progress for Detroiters.
#DetroitNeighborhoods #FromTheBlockUp

Detroit continues to grow stronger with smart investments made through ARPA funds. From stabilizing neighborhoods with new roofs to building parks and rec centers that raise property values, and creating thousands of new housing units, these projects are built to last.

Happy Labor Day, Detroit. Today, we celebrate you.

This Labor Day, we honor the working people of Detroit, the men and women who built our city’s legacy and continue to power its comeback every single day. From the small businesses to public service, Detroiters prove that when we work together, we can build a stronger, fairer city for all.

For 12 years, Detroiters have worked side by side to rebuild our city. U-M’s new forecast shows the results: jobs, wages, and opportunities on the rise.

Today, week after week, we're seeing the opposite historic Detroit buildings being restored and brought back to life. That's the story of this neighborhood.
That's the story of our city.
#FromTheBlockUp #NeighborhoodProgress