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• On-site interviews for all eligible candidates; no degree required for most positions
• Competitive pay and benefits with extensive training provided
• Five other city departments to recruit employees as well

• Most of complex already dismantled, smokestack expected to fall during early morning hours on Sunday, June 11
• Facility burned up to 5000 tons of trash per day before closing in 2019 after pressure from the City
• Experienced contract

With high temperatures forecast through Saturday, Detroit Recreation Centers and Detroit Public Library branches are available during their normal operating hours to provide residents with relief from the heat.

The City of Detroit raised the Pride flag in honor of LGBTQ+ Pride Month during a ceremony at the Spirit Plaza today as part of the City’s commitment to support an inclusive, welcoming city for all. Pride Month commemorates the struggles and celebrates the progress of the LGBTQ+ community.

EPISODE 03- Our guest is Jamila ‘Mimi’ Trent. She is the Housing Counselor for the non-profit organization Central Detroit Christian Community Development Corporation (CDC). 

Councilmember Angela Whitfield-Calloway and partnering organizations celebrated the renewal and unveiling of a Palmer Park returning sculpture, "Ascension" by Barry Lehr.

• Newly released numbers show City’s April unemployment rate is lowest since the Department of Labor started tracking unemployment for local cities in 1990
• For Detroiters still seeking work, 7,000+ jobs and dozens of free City training progra

• Proposed plan will offer much-needed relief to Detroit homeowners and increase taxes for speculators who buy vacant land with no plans to develop
• New tax structure needed to fulfill city’s transition from blight to beauty
• Supported