CITY OF AUBURN SEEKS INPUT ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT

 

The city of Auburn has posted an online survey asking residents how they want federal Community Development Block Grant funds spent next year. 

The survey on the city website asks residents to rank five potential uses of the money in order of importance. They are park improvements, water and sewer line replacement, sidewalk improvements, demolition of unsafe buildings and neighborhood revitalization.

It goes on to ask questions about specific projects. Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason says the money is targeted toward lower income neighborhoods. 

 

The city hold two meetings to gather input. They will be Wednesday at 10AM in the City Council chambers at City Hall and at 5:30PM at the Booker T. Washington Community Center at 23 Chapman Ave.

You can hear my full FLX Ted Podcast with Chuck Mason below.