June 2, 2017
Anika Goss-Foster, Detroit Future City’s (DFC) executive director, sat down with Stephen Henderson from WDET-FM’s Detroit Today to talk about innovative ways of re-purposing hundreds of abandoned industrial sites to put them back into productive use at the 2017 Mackinac Policy Conference. The Mackinac Policy Conference brings together business, civic, and government leaders to discuss innovative ways of re-energizing Michigan.
Detroit Future City’s Anika Goss Foster On City’s Turnaround, Mackinac Policy Conference
By: Stephen Henderson
May 31, 2017
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Detroit Future City is a model by which the city could be re-imagined, where and how to concentrate resources and investment to make the city livable and attractive for new residents.
But that also means there are pockets and places in Detroit that would receive less attention, and that’s a problem the city is already combating with vacant buildings and neighborhood blocks.
What becomes of the many vacant sites, especially industrial sites that take up a lot of room and create a lot of blight?
Detroit Future City is focusing this week on the future of those industrial sites, while at the Mackinac Policy Conference.
Anika Goss Foster joins Detroit Today host Stephen Henderson to talk about DFC’s vision for the city.
Click here for the full interview.