Overview
- Residents had been told to vacate by Dec. 3 after DTE warned of a disconnect tied to unpaid utility charges.
- Ownership says financing is in place and has committed to the $43,000 deposit to keep electricity on.
- DTE will not turn off power following the agreement, pending receipt of the funds, according to FOX 2.
- A U.S. bankruptcy judge previously allowed Detroit to press non‑monetary nuisance claims, and a contempt hearing in state court is set for Dec. 5.
- A separate Dec. 4 bankruptcy hearing will address the financing, as the city’s housing department continues outreach and prepares relocation assistance.