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Through 29 rounds of Motor City Match:

• Total cash grants: $21 million (Total leveraged investment: $110 million)
• 69% are owned by Detroit residents

A lifelong Detroiter and graduate of Finney High School, Cochran launched her first business in District 4 at age 19.

Since founding The Debt Survivor in 2017, Ebony Cochran has helped clients collectively secure millions in traditional bank funding after completing her programs. The Debt Survivor, a Detroit-based financial education and consulting firm located in the Yorkshire Woods neighborhood.

The Debt Survivor. This marks my last MCM ribbon cutting as Mayor of Detroit.

We move different! Affordable housing for Detroiters is a top priority

Learn how Detroit programs are helping expand housing and strengthen neighborhoods at Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit

Learn more about programs that help Detroiters take part in shaping their neighborhoods at Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit

By keeping these decisions in the hands of Detroiters, we're building stronger, more connected neighborhoods where residents can protect their investments, beautify their streets, and create the vibrant communities they want to see.

Betty Brooks brought a richness to the City of Detroit during her lifetime. She will be deeply missed.

She also served on the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners. Her steadfast advocacy for and support of Detroit's creative arts, its children and the arts is legendary, and the city owes a great debt to her unwavering service to our city.

Ms. Brooks served as a board member of the Detroit Historical Society, the Motown Museum, the Detroit Jazz Festival, the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and the Michigan Opera Theater (now Detroit Opera).

Access to care matters, the Rides to Care program Operates Mon–Sat across Detroit.
Call 313-876-0000 or visit Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit.

Detroit continues to lead in innovation delivering programs that remove barriers, support families, and connect residents to the care they deserve.

This work is about more than buildings, it’s about preserving courage, history, and opportunity for generations to come.

Learn how Detroit programs are supporting neighborhood revitalization at Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit

Two of those homes are now fully completed and listed for sale, with two more expected to be finished next year, bringing new families and new life to this historic block across from the Dr. Ossian Sweet Memorial Park.

Four historic homes have undergone major renovation to honor the past while restoring high-quality housing for today’s Detroiters.

Learn how Detroit's financial stability supports community programs and opportunities at Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit

This upgrade from Moody's shows what responsible budgeting and long-term planning can do for our residents and our neighborhoods.