Detroiter to Detroiter | Todd Perkins Calls for Audit, Housing Focus in Bid to Be 'Neighborhood Mayor'
Detroit mayoral candidate Todd Perkins told FOX 2’s Hilary Golston he wants to be “the neighborhood mayor,” focused on building single-family homes, reforming the Land Bank, and launching a full-scale forensic audit on day one. A practicing attorney who has worked with Detroit City Council and served as city attorney for Highland Park, Perkins says he understands what people need—and believes the city must “benefit from the growth instead of watching it.”
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Detroiter to Detroiter | Todd Perkins Calls for Audit, Housing Focus in Bid to Be 'Neighborhood Mayor'

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