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Detroit By The Numbers: January 2024 Data Roundup

February 7, 2024 By Alex B. Hill

542

“Detroit” places in Detroit, next most is 23 in Southfield (Model D Media)

39%

Homeless families report domestic violence (City of Detroit)

$16.5 million

Awarded to the City government for service line replacement in two areas: Midtown (Cultural Center, Medical Center, Midtown) and Barton-McFarland [McFarlane?] (EGLE)

1 million

Qline riders in 2023, a 50% increase from 2022 (QLINE)

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