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Hollidaysburg Directs Blair County to Administer CDBG Grant Application

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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What happened

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The Hollidaysburg Borough Council directed Blair County to administer a Community Development Block Grant application, which aims to divide funds between downtown business revitalization and clearance and demolition projects. If approved, Hollidaysburg Borough expects to receive approximately $110,000. Under the existing contract, Blair County receives up to 18% of the annual allocation to cover monitoring and administration, resulting in roughly $20,000 for the county and about $90,000 for the borough.

From altoonamirror.com

Why it matters

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The grant funds are intended to support downtown businesses, allowing them to apply for facade improvements, including new signage and updated equipment. The agreement formalizes the administrative relationship between Hollidaysburg and Blair County for the annual CDBG program.

From altoonamirror.com

Who's involved

  • HollidaysburgThe borough directing the administration of the CDBG grant application
  • Blair CountyThe county administering the CDBG grant application and receiving a portion of the funds

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • HollidaysburgSpeculative

    Downtown businesses might see increased demand for facade improvements and updated equipment funded by the grant

  • Blair CountySpeculative

    Blair County could gain direct revenue from administering the CDBG grant program

Possible ripples

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