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Key Topics

The Policy Audits completed in 2010 during the early stages of the Detroit Works Project total thousands of pages of analysis about eight different topics. We’ve decided to extract a few facts to share with you to not only give you a sense of the information in those audits, but hopefully get you thinking about ideas and solutions that can move us forward.  Some of these facts and figures will serve as the basis of conversation about the future of our city as part of the community engagement process.

Policy Audit Facts  Did you know… 

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