Detroit Port Authority FY 2027 Budget Hearing to Focus on Dock Expansion and Decarbonization Projects
The Detroit City Council will conduct budget hearings this month, discussing a proposed FY 2027 budget of $300,000. The Port Authority plans to expand docking for cruise ships, seeking federal funding and private donations. It received a state grant for decarbonization efforts, including air monitors and solar panel installations. A planning grant aims to convert boats to hydrogen fuel cells. The authority seeks $3 million for a Mobility Innovation Terminal, part of a $25 million project. The total budget stands at $2.04 million, with additional revenue from various sources.

The Detroit City Council will hold budget hearings for FY 2027, considering a proposed budget of $300,000 for the Port Authority, consistent with FY 2026. The Port Authority plans to expand docking for cruise ships, seeking federal funds and private financing.
It has received a state grant to enhance decarbonization, including the installation of 10 air monitors and solar panels at its headquarters. A planning grant aims to convert two boats to hydrogen fuel cells.
The authority is raising funds for a Mobility Innovation Terminal, targeting a total budget of $25 million. The overall budget for the Port Authority is $2.04 million, supplemented by county and state revenues, dock fees, and grants.




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