Details of Next Detroit Neighborhoods Inititative announced
Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick announced details of his Next Detroit
Neighborhood Initiative, including the estimated cost: $225 million
over five years.
Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick announced details of his Next Detroit
Neighborhood Initiative, including the estimated cost: $225 million
over five years.
Excerpt:
“We believe this is the most revolutionary thing we can do for the city of Detroit,” Kilpatrick said.
The city will set aside $25 million a year for the next five years for
his Next Detroit Neighborhood Initiative and they have asked nonprofit
foundations for another $100 million.
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