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Michigan Voices
Politics & Government
8:05 pm
Fri December 14, 2012
Review finds "A serious financial problem" exists in Detroit
By Rick Pluta
State Treasurer Andy Dillon has informed Governor Rick Snyder that a preliminary review has found "a serious financial problem" exists in Detroit.
It's one of the steps toward placing the city under the control of a state-appointed emergency financial manager. The review found the city does not have a plan to address a deficit that could be as high as 122 million dollars in this fiscal year.
The next step is for a second formal review that will probably take place next week.
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