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Past Emergency Financial Managers and Current Locations

In the 19 years since Public Act 72 of 1990 has been law there have been six times when the Governor has had to appoint an Emergency Financial Manager for a local unit of government:

City of Hamtramck - December 2000
City of Highland Park - July 2001
City of Flint - July 2002
Village of Three Oaks - December 2008
City of Pontiac - March 2009
City of Ecorse - October 2009

Of those six appointments, three currently have a Financial Manager still in place, Ecorse, Three Oaks, and Pontiac.  While Highland Park no longer has a Financial Manager in place, the declaration of a financial emergency still exists.

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