Public records, government spending, meeting transparency, vote tracking and civic accountability from Just Say OK.
Detroit residents can use this checklist to report blight, potholes, dumping, water, streetlight and public-service problems through official city routes.
Read Story →Detroit legal aid guide for Right to Counsel, eviction defense, expungement, civil legal services, benefits appeals, court papers and legal-service starting points.
Read Story →Detroit property-tax help guide for HOPE, Wayne Metro, BadPD property-tax source trails, Wayne County notices, deadlines, documents and related housing resources.
Read Story →Detroit city problem reporting guide for Improve Detroit, potholes, blight, illegal dumping, abandoned vehicles, damaged signs, running water and service request records.
Read Story →Wayne County Ways & Means budget hearings give residents a chance to track spending priorities, public documents and property-tax concerns.
Read Story →Wayne County residents can use the August 6 Full Commission meeting to track spending, committee referrals, public services and vote records.
Read Story →Detroit residents can track zoning, land use, public comment and neighborhood development issues at the July 30 City Planning Commission meeting.
Read Story →Wayne County lists a July 22 Public Safety, Judiciary & Homeland Security Committee meeting. Residents can track agenda items, minutes and public-safety spending.
Read Story →Wayne County lists a July 22 Audit Committee regular meeting. Residents tracking county spending, controls and accountability should watch the committee trail.
Read Story →Detroit lists a July 23 Board of Police Commissioners meeting at Public Safety Headquarters. Residents can use BOPC pages for meeting, complaint and oversight links.
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