Greene gets $900,000 for housing, blight projects
Greene County has been approved to receive $900,000 in state grant funding for various housing and blight remediation projects.
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Greene County has been approved to receive $900,000 in state grant funding for various housing and blight remediation projects.
Commonwealth Financing Authority has approved a $100,000 grant to be used to demolish a Rices Landing building that officials said recently is posing a health and safety risk. State Rep. Pam Snyder, D-Jefferson, and state Sen. Camera Bartolotta, R-Carroll Township, said the old bank building in Rices Landing has been vacant for many years, resulting in several deficiencies and causing unsafe conditions for pedestrians and traffic along Main Street. âThe new CFA Blight Remediation program will be a huge help here in Rices Landing,â Snyder said. âIt will allow for the expedited r...
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