On June 6th, Michigan Central Station will begin welcoming people back after more than three decades.
What was once a symbol of Detroit’s decline will now represent its renewal and bright future.
This will be a place that not only embraces our community, but also encourages visitors, the best companies and the smartest talent from around the world to join us in Detroit.
I look forward to celebrating together in June!
Bill Ford, Executive Chair, Ford Motor Company
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