DETROIT (AP) — The state-appointed emergency manager who is overseeing Detroit’s finances has given creditors his proposal to restructure the city’s debt as he takes it through the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history.
Kevyn Orr says Wednesday in a release that the plan “outlines the treatment each class of creditors would receive” under the city’s bankruptcy.
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