Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later

Response Times: If You Don’t Like The Numbers, Change the Definition
Bridge Magazine investigation finds emergency response times haven’t changed much.

By WDET in Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, Detroit Today, The City, WDET November 10, 2015
The Detroit Today Conversation about “Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later”
Detroit makes it through one year post bankruptcy. What challenges remain? What’s improved?

By WDET in Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, Detroit Today, The City, WDET November 9, 2015
Detroit’s Finances [CHARTS]
Here’s a look at some of Detroit’s finances, before and after bankruptcy.

By Melissa Mason in Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, The City, WDET November 8, 2015
Picking It Up: Changes to Detroit’s Trash and Snow Removal
Trash pick up, snow removal improvements seen in post-bankruptcy Detroit.

By Travis Wright in Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, The City, WDET November 8, 2015
Gas Stations and Grocery Stores: How Relationships with the City Are Evolving
By New Michigan Media in Arab American News, Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, New Michigan Media, The City November 8, 2015
Voices of Detroit: A Year After Bankruptcy
Residents have wide-ranging opinions on the city’s needs, improvements a year after bankruptcy.

By Bre'Anna Tinsley in Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, The City, WDET November 8, 2015
City’s Finances, Leadership Culture Changed by Bankruptcy
With a financial plan in place — without deficits of the past — Detroit officials look forward.

By Quinn Klinefelter in Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, The City, WDET November 8, 2015
The Story of Detroit’s Bankruptcy: A “Takeover” or an Inevitable Financial Crisis?
From chaos and unmanageable debt to order and oversight. Here’s Detroit’s path into and out of bankruptcy.

By Quinn Klinefelter in Detroit Bankruptcy: One Year Later, The City, WDET November 8, 2015