Property taxes

Criticized millages and surveillance spending, urging scrutiny of the elections department instead.

Questioned how her property tax dollars can flow to a corporate income tax fund, challenged the constitutionality of spending money cleaning freeways, and criticized support for CVI groups while noting the unfilled Citizens Review Board.

Criticized city leadership regarding property tax overassessment issues and slum landlords.

Criticized past administration property tax assessments and questioned master plan leadership.

Praised the chess students, then demanded return of over $600 million in allegedly stolen property tax overpayments and criticized Corporation Counsel over Leland House tenants.

Compared Detroit's average $5,000 property tax bill to 1950s levels and asked council to lower taxes, calling the burden 'slavery.'

Raised the $600 million overtaxation issue and said she fell at a snow-blocked bus stop at Edison; also cited senior elevator problems.

Demanded justice for the $600 million in overpaid property taxes allegedly taken from Detroit residents and delivered remarks on historical injustice.

Delivered sharply critical remarks about property-tax overpayments and individual council members, prompting a response from Santiago-Romero.