Mike Duggan is the 75th Mayor of the @CityofDetroit. Account maintained by Mayor's Communications staff.
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In 2014, I said I wanted to be judged by one thing, is the population in Detroit increasing? For the first time since 1957, the population in Detroit is officially growing again. I have done what I set out to do. Thank you to my staff and the great people of the City of Detroit.
BREAKING: Mayor Mike Duggan announces he will NOT seek a 4th term. Detroit’s leadership journey enters a new chapter.
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Thank you Detroit.
Today Dec 31st, 2025 we honor Mayor Duggan's last day as Mayor of Detroit.
For 12 years, the City of Detroit has moved forward under the leadership of Mayor Mike Duggan.
Together with residents, block clubs, businesses, faith leaders, and community partners, his administration stabilized neighborhoods, rebuilt city services, invested in people, and restored pride across our city.
Because of this work, Detroit didn't just come back, it emerged stronger. Our city is once again a destination and a place of opportunity, promise, and progress.
Thank you, Mayor Mike Duggan, for your years of service and dedication to Detroit. The impact of the Duggan administration will be felt for generations, and our city's future is brighter because of it.
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Mayor Mike Duggan retweeted
As we close out the year, Detroit is proving what’s possible when we invest in our people.
The Detroit Startup Fund has already supported multiple startups, awarded grants, and helped make Detroit a city where new businesses can grow and thrive. What started as an investment in ideas is becoming an investment in long-term economic growth.
The future of business is being built in Detroit, Learn more: detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit
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When I first became Mayor 12 years ago, listening to Detroit residents was a top priority as our city began to change. Thanks to residents like Marilyn Winfrey who invited me into their homes, we were able to have meaningful conversations about the future of our neighborhoods.
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Built on care, leadership, and commitment, Block Clubs reflect the dedication you bring to our neighborhoods every day. The City of Detroit proudly celebrates our Block Clubs for their service and impact over the past 12 years, honoring the heart of our neighborhoods.
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Learn more - Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit
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Detroit serving as your mayor has been the honor of my lifetime. For 12 years, we rolled up our sleeves together, neighbors, block clubs, businesses, faith leaders, and families and proved what’s possible when Detroit believes in itself.
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Today, Detroit is a destination once again, and that belongs to the residents who never gave up on this city.
Thank you for trusting me, challenging me, and walking alongside me on this journey.
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Glynn Court is an example of what we can achieve when the public and private sectors work together to address Detroit's housing needs.
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Glynn Court, located just steps from Boston Edison, ensures that affordability is preserved even in areas where market demand is growing.
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Preserving affordability doesn't mean standing still, it means investing smartly
to modernize buildings while keeping rents stable.
Learn More - Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit
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As we celebrate the holidays, we are reflecting with gratitude on our years of service to the city. We're thankful for the milestones we've achieved, the friends we've made, and the community that brings us all together. As 2025 comes to a close and we welcome the new year.
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Detroit is closing out FY24–25 in a strong financial position.
📊Years of disciplined budgeting, collaboration with myself, City Council, and effective financial management across City departments have resulted in a $105M budget surplus.
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With consistent balanced budgets and surpluses, Detroit is well-positioned for the future as the next administration and City Council to use the $105 in surplus.
Learn more and stay engaged with City priorities at Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit
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