⚠️ Opportunity Alert ⚠️ We’re looking for a program evaluator for Michigan Saves’ lead abatement financing program to evaluate our current program and recommend performance metrics.
View the full RFP and submission details on our website: https://t.co/lyGVYztNjJ
Please place flood-damaged items at the curb for pickup. You will not be ticketed or charged for pickup.
Any residents who have hazardous standing water in their homes should also alert @DetroitWaterDep at (313)267-8000 or https://t.co/ctUAuk7mZw.
#ICYMI: Yesterday, @GovWhitmer and @LtGovGilchrist joined @MayorMikeDuggan and other city officials to provide updates on the flooding response from this previous weekend.
We encourage all residents to keep photos and receipts of any flood damage and to fill out the claim form.
With over 1000 homes suffering from water damage, we are looking for volunteers willing to work 4-hour shifts to assist Detroiters who have been impacted by flooding.
To volunteer, please visit https://t.co/CYNnXOhxwG
The city of Detroit is committed to ensuring we’re designing streets that work for you. We asked local run club @run313 what improvements they wanted to see on the city streets and here’s what they had to say.
Mayor Duggan just announced expanded eligibility for TCF Center Vaccines. To schedule an appointment call 313-230-0505 Monday-Friday from 9AM until 8PM. #MayorsBriefing
Due to the extreme heat, the City of Detroit has opened Cooling Centers at 5 Recreation Centers to provide air-conditioned comfort and protection. Hours: noon to 8pm. The centers are Adams Butzel Complex, Crowell Center, Farwell Center, Kemeny Center and Patton Center.
Keep the community safe! Do you run a grocery store or other location where people buy food? Check out these tips and guidelines based on CDC and FDA recommendations #detroitfood#covid_19#detroit#foodsafety
We found that we had good compliance with the Parks, so we’re not going to close the parks. We stress that there should not be any parties, gatherings, or basketball games as the weather warms up. James White, Assistant Chief of Police
Since mid-March, the City has been conducting wellness and temperature checks on residents of shelters every other day. City health nurses have completed 5,000 temperature checks. - Arthur Jemison, Housing, Planning & Development
We're talking everything #Covid19 with Detroit's own @Royceda59 Join us w/ Chief Public Health Officer, Denise Fair, @MsDFair on Royce's IG Live at 1:00 pm.
Keeping our community informed!