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Dover Seeks Grant Funding for Martin Luther King Recreation Center Roof

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The city of Dover is seeking grant funding from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for projects, including the replacement of roofs at the Martin Luther King recreation center. City Manager Mike Johnson stated the total project cost is estimated around $240,000, and they have already secured $25,000 from the Kimble Foundation.

From heraldstaronline.com

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The city is actively pursuing outside financing to cover the costs of the public infrastructure repair. The goal is to obtain all available outside financing to complete the necessary roof replacements.

From heraldstaronline.com

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    The city might see public infrastructure costs decrease by securing grant funding for the recreation center roof.

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