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This page provides convenient access to City of Detroit services, public agencies, elected representatives and neighborhood reporting resources.
City services are separate from Riverfront Condominium Association and AMP Residential management responsibilities. Residents should contact the organization responsible for the specific location or concern.
The City of Detroit Office of the Assessor handles property assessments, taxable values, Principal Residence Exemptions and Neighborhood Enterprise Zone tax abatements.
Some Riverfront units were previously issued Neighborhood Enterprise Zone (NEZ) certificates. These certificates have individual expiration dates, and certain types of NEZ certificates may not be eligible for extension. Owners who receive notice that their exemption is expiring, has been removed or has changed should contact the City directly to review their property’s status and available options.
CONTACT THE OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR
CONTACT THE TAXPAYER SERVICE CENTER
Riverfront Residents: Property assessments, tax bills, NEZ eligibility and certificate expiration decisions are controlled by the City of Detroit and applicable taxing authorities. Riverfront Condominium Association and Management cannot determine eligibility, extend an exemption, change an assessment or provide individual tax advice.
Improve Detroit allows residents to report certain concerns involving City streets, sidewalks and other public property.
Issues that may be reported include:
Concerns located inside Tower 300 should be reported to RFC Management. Concerns involving shared Riverfront Towers grounds or amenities controlled by AMP should be reported directly to AMP.
Riverfront Condominiums is located within Detroit City Council District 6. Residents can use the links below to contact their district representative, review upcoming meetings and agendas, or learn about matters currently before City Council.
Detroit residents may vote by absentee ballot, at an early voting center or at their assigned polling location on Election Day.
The next statewide election is the General Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Eligible residents may still register in person through Election Day at the Detroit City Clerk’s office with the required proof of residency.
Polling locations are assigned according to each voter’s registered address and may change between elections. Riverfront residents should confirm their current polling location before every election through the Michigan Voter Information Center.
The voter lookup also provides registration status, early voting information, absentee-ballot details and sample ballots.
For an active emergency or immediate threat to life or property, call 911. For non-emergency police matters, contact the Detroit Police Department’s Telephone Crime Reporting Unit at 313-267-4600 or use the appropriate City resource listed below.
Use the resources below for stray or dangerous animals, animal-welfare concerns, lost pets and other pet-related assistance.
Riverfront Residents: Pet-rule violations inside Tower 300 should be reported to RFC Management. Concerns involving shared community property should be directed to AMP.
Browse City contacts and reporting options for blight, streetlights, water concerns, abandoned vehicles and other issues.
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