Public records, government spending, meeting transparency, vote tracking and civic accountability from Just Say OK.
Detroit marked the July 16 City Planning Commission meeting cancelled. Residents tracking planning or zoning items should check the next agenda, minutes and document pages.
Read Story →Detroit residents can use official City Clerk and City Council pages to find agendas, watch meetings, attend online or by phone, and submit public comment.
Read Story →Wayne County lists a July 21 Health & Human Services Committee meeting with Guardian Building, Zoom and phone access for residents tracking county services.
Read Story →Detroit's July Board of Water Commissioners meeting includes public-comment instructions, Zoom and phone access, YouTube viewing and document links for residents tracking water issues.
Read Story →Detroit's Board of Police Commissioners is scheduled to meet July 16 at Public Safety Headquarters with in-person, Zoom, phone and video access listed by the city.
Read Story →The Wayne County Government Operations Committee is scheduled for July 22 with in-person, Zoom and dial-in access listed on the official county page.
Read Story →Wayne County residents can track July 21 committee meetings covering economic development, public services and budget-related Ways & Means activity.
Read Story →Detroit residents should check summer property-tax deadlines, PayDetroit365, hardship routes, HOPE and BadPD source trails before penalties or interest create a bigger problem.
Read Story →Detroit residents can use the city budget page to review the FY2027 adopted budget, four-year financial plan materials, public meetings and ways to share budget priorities.
Read Story →Wayne County voters can use official county and state election links to check registration, polling locations, early voting, absentee ballot information and 2026 election calendars.
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