Coleman A. Young Municipal Center
Coverage of Coleman A. Young Municipal Center in the Nexus archive.
- Residents challenge timeline, vision at first Renaissance Center benefits meeting
General Motors and Bedrock are leading a proposed $1.6 billion reconfiguration of the Detroit Renaissance Center and nearby riverfront land. The project kicked off a series of community benefits meetings designed to include resident input. However, local advocates have raised concerns about the project's scope, timeline, housing equity, and argued that the current process is being rushed.
- Renaissance Center redevelopment plan is making its official debut
General Motors and Bedrock have unveiled a $1.6 billion-plus plan to redevelop Detroit’s Renaissance Center and construct an amenity-filled riverfront park. The developers scheduled their presentation for Aug. 18, while the public engagement hub opened nearby on Aug. 19, inviting residents to submit ideas for the new park.
- Detroit closes CAYMC, cancels events amid hazardous air quality
Detroit has closed the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center and canceled public events due to hazardous air quality caused by smoke from Northwest wildfires. The city distributed N95 and KN95 masks to residents and urged people to stay indoors, with officials noting unprecedented air quality index (AQI) levels exceeding 700 in some areas.