375 Detroit

06/15/2026

Attention: Overnight closures on northbound Gratiot Ave., I-75 to DeQuindre Cut, June 16-19 (weather permitting). DeQuindre Cut will remain open.

06/09/2026

The journey continues. For updates and information about the project, visit 375detroit.org

06/09/2026

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MDOT is offering free virtual Accounting and Payroll Training for businesses already working on or looking to work on MDOT projects from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday, June 18. Register by contacting [email protected].

06/09/2026

Is your business interested in working on MDOT projects? Follow the link and register for this free training.

MDOT is offering free virtual Accounting and Payroll Training for businesses already working on or looking to work on MDOT projects from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday, June 18. Register by contacting [email protected].

06/03/2026

Attention: Utility relocation work for the Gratiot Bridge will resume on June 2nd. Visit 375detroit.org or michigan.gov for more information

05/26/2026

The future has always been in the hands of the youth, and as we continue working on the the 375 Project, we took the opportunity to hear their voices and how they will feel in the new space. From seating to stop and breathe, connect, and learn & remember, we look forward to more voices shaping the future of Detroit

05/24/2026

Community members and descendants of Black Bottom and Paradise Valley reflect on the history, resilience, and lasting impact of these neighborhoods.

Their stories offer powerful insight into the past—and why preserving this history matters today, especially as the 375 Project continues to evolve.

By listening and sharing, we help ensure these voices remain part of the conversation.

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05/20/2026

Joan Blount, a retired educator, shares her memories of Paradise Valley and the lively spirit of the Garfield Hotel 🎶✨

Her reflections remind us of a time when music, culture, and community defined the neighborhood—stories that continue to shape how we understand Detroit’s past and its future.

As conversations around the 375 Project move forward, voices like Joan’s help keep the legacy of Black Bottom and Paradise Valley alive.

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05/20/2026

MDOT needs your feedback

The Downtown Detroit Partnership I-75 Cap project needs your input! Take the survey below (open through Friday, May 23) and share your feedback on the proposed amenities and programming on the park caps.

Your voice, experiences and input continue to help shape this work. Stay tuned for details on the next public meeting in July!



https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8818266/DDP-I-75-May-2026-Public-Engagement

05/04/2026

Last Thursday evening at the Eastern on Russell St., MDOT hosted more than 200 people in-person and by live-stream at the 375 project’s 13th community meeting. Since the 375 Project resumed in November 2025, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has worked with various project partners and community stakeholders to conduct a series of engagements focused on history, arts, culture, urban design and community-driven strategies. Meeting participants learned what MDOT heard during these conversations and what is happening with the project now. The first part of the meeting highlighted project partners and the work done to listen and engage the community in conversations about equitable development, lifting up the history of neighborhoods in the 375 footprint and suggested strategies for excess land and adjacent neighborhoods. More than 100 community members provided feedback and shared their perspective on community enhancement elements of the project, including Housing, Health and Wellness, Workforce Development and Small Businesses in the area. The open house-style meeting featured interactive tables and exhibit boards, kicked off by a brief presentation.

View the April 30 meeting presentation at https://375detroit.org/community-calendar/april-2026-open-house-community-meeting

Learn more about the project at 375detroit.org, and leave a comment with your perspective.