Molly LaLone appointed as Southfield Downtown Development Authority Director

The City of Southfield Downtown Development Authority (SDDA) was established in 1988 to promote economic growth in the City and work to eliminate the causes of property value deterioration. It is the legislative body responsible for development in square mile area within the City of Southfield located in the southeast corner of the city representing a diverse mix of businesses and service organizations, including IBM and FOX-TV. The area is also home to several innovative leaders in healthcare practice and education, such as Ascension Providence Hospital, Health Alliance Plan (HAP), CSL Plasma, and Oakland Community College.
The DDA is comprised of an Executive Director, Executive Assistant to the Director, and a 11-member Board of Directors appointed by the Southfield mayor. Their mission is: "Ensure a safe and prosperous environment that advances technology, healthcare, retail and higher education while supporting stakeholder values that care, share, and grow the community."