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Bing's Financial Counterproposal Would Give Detroit More Power

Source: Detroit Free Press | Detroit | March 20, 2012

Judge Rules Detroit Can't Sign Consent Agreement Without His Approval

With time and money running out, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing said his administration has completed a draft counterproposal to Gov. Rick Snyder's proposed consent agreement and is waiting for the City Council to weigh in before presenting the plan to the governor.

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Judge Rules Detroit Can't Sign Consent Agreement Without His Approval

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