Text messages show Duggan knew about demolition program suspension 2 months before city council #DetroitNews

Ryan Felton - Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan learned the city's program to demolish thousands of vacant homes was suspended the day after the decision was made in August by the U.S. Treasury Department, text messages obtained by Crain's show. But Detroit City Council didn't find out until an October news conference. At a city council meeting Tuesday, Detroit council members pressed officials from the Detroit Land Bank Authority over why the agency and the mayor's office kept quiet about the suspension for more

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