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Erie, Pa., To buy Code Enforcement Tech With state subsidy News Highlights: Erie, Pa., To buy Code Enforcement Tech With state subsidy (TNS) – The City of Erie code enforcers will soon receive a $ 200,000 boost from the state government. Kathy Wyrosdick, the city’s director of planning and community resources, confirmed that the City of Erie’s application for a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development – aimed at streamlining operations and improving efficiency for the city workers who track down destroyed properties and investigate code violations, ...

Erie, Pa., to Buy Code Enforcement Tech With State Grant Some $200,000 in state funding will be used to purchase new computer equipment for code enforcement operations and to hire a consultant for a comprehensive technology assessment focused on the code enforcement office. by Kevin Flowers, Erie Times-News / January 22, 2021 Kathy Wyrosdick, left, and Jake Binney discuss a blighted property in the 900 block of West 11th Street in this file photo. Wyrosdick is the director of planning and neighborhood resources for the C...

The city of Erie's code enforcement officers will soon receive a $200,000 boost from state government. Kathy Wyrosdick, the city's director of planning and neighborhood resources, confirmed that the city of Erie's application for a Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development grant – aimed at streamlining operations and improving efficiency for the city employees who track blighted properties and investigate code violations, among other tasks – has been approved.  The state funding, as well as $20,000 in city funds that is a required 10% match for the grant, would be us...

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources was awarded $4,215,489 in grant funds by Gov. Jim Justice to expand the West Virginia QLA Early Intervention Program.

Reach One Teach One UCA Hosts Holiday Drive For At-Risk Youth Friday, December 11, 2020 Reach One Teach One UCA is hosting its annual toy drive to help give children in underserved communities the Christmas they deserve.   Executive Director Reginald Yearby has asked the community for donations of unwrapped toys and nonperishable food items to be dropped off at the holiday drive on Saturday, at Orchard Knob Middle School, 500 N. Highland Park Ave. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.     All month long, Mr. Yearby has also been collecting toys through toy box collections at retail...