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Authorizing the Law Department to agree to an Order and Settlement in the case of City of Detroit v Munoz, Gaston, et. al., 25-019387-CH

Authorizing the Law Department to agree to an Order and Settlement in the case of City of Detroit v Munoz

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Authorizing the Law Department to agree to an Order and Settlement in the case of City of Detroit v Munoz, Gaston, et. al., 25-019387-CH

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9members of Detroit City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 14, 2026
Yes6
No3

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CityDetroit City CouncilPassed Jul 14

Who decides this

  • Mary WatersAt Large 1Voted no
  • Coleman A. Young IIAt Large 2Voted yes
  • James TateDistrict 1Voted yes
  • Angela Whitfield-CallowayDistrict 2Voted yes
  • Scott BensonDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Latisha JohnsonDistrict 4Voted yes
  • Renata MillerDistrict 5Voted no
  • Gabriela Santiago-RomeroDistrict 6Voted yes
  • Denzel Anton McCampbellDistrict 7Voted no

Whole board: passed 6 to 3, Jul 14

Decided, Jul 14: The council voted 6 to 3 on the settlement in lawsuit of Munoz, Gaston v. City of Detroit et al; Case Number: 25-019387-CH File Number: BL25-1658 (The Law Department is authorized to agree to entry of an Order and Settlement in the case of City of Detroit v Munoz, Gaston, et. al., 25-019387-CH, on the following terms and conditions.) (POSTPONED FROM THE FORMAL SESSION OF 07/07/26 AND BROUGHT BACK AS DIRECTED ON 07/14/26). It passed.

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