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A Michigan infrastructure trade group has launched a campaign to help residents and lawmakers understand the scale of state underfunding for roads and transportation.
December 8 -
A Michigan House committee will resume hearings on a plan to limit retirement healthcare benefits for municipal workers in the New Year.
December 6 -
A proposed continuing resolution that would fund federal programs and services through April 28, 2017, and a long-awaited bipartisan water bill would provide about $170 million For Flint, Mich., and other water infrastructure health initiatives.
December 6 -
Michigan needs to spend an extra $4 billion annually to create 21st century transportation, water, wastewater, and communications infrastructure systems, according to a commission formed by Gov. Rick Snyder.
December 6 - Michigan
The Michigan House on Thursday began hearings on a plan introduced by House Republicans to limit retirement healthcare benefits for police officers, firefighters and other government workers in cash-strapped municipalities across the state.
December 1 - Michigan
The Michigan Senate advanced a series of bills designed to offer financial aid to transformational development projects.
November 30 - Michigan
Detroit officials say savings from a bond refinancing will cover the $34 million cost of adapting the design of a halfway-finished pro hockey arena to include the region's pro basketball franchise.
November 22 - Michigan
The Michigan Finance Authoritys successful restructuring of $226.3 million of Detroit Public Schools bonds helped the district earn a two notch ratings upgrade from Moodys Investors Service.
November 21 - Michigan
Wayne County, Mich., got the green light to complete construction of a new downtown Detroit county jail, which will require $200 million of bond funding.
November 17 -
Highland Park, Michigan says it shouldnt be on the hook to repay $30 million to the Great Lakes Water Authority, saying they stem from overcharges related in part to a bond sale and forward swap losses.
November 15