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Language access

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Last discussed Mar 18, 2026.

Public comments (5)

ConcernedMaurice WeeksMar 18, 2026

Urged restoring the $400,000 Office of Disability Affairs cut and investing further in language access staffing.

City Council Budget Hearings · 3:47:55 →
SupportiveChristine SoveyMar 18, 2026

Co-chair of the Detroit Immigration Task Force, called for funded training so all city staff know the language access resources.

City Council Budget Hearings · 3:50:56 →
ConcernedCassiana GibsonMar 18, 2026

Of the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center, asked for funded training for city departments and reconvening of the CREO Ambassadors Group.

City Council Budget Hearings · 3:55:08 →
ConcernedMaha MammoMar 18, 2026

Of Freedom House Detroit, noted public meeting notices aren't translated and interpretation is often missing, and urged adequate language access funding.

City Council Budget Hearings · 4:06:02 →
ConcernedVilma Escomelia DuranMar 18, 2026

Part of the Southwest Detroit coalition, urged scrutiny of the language-line contract and more in-person interpretation rather than digital or AI substitutes.

City Council Budget Hearings · 4:07:10 →