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City Council Approves Study Funding for Garfield Elementary School Elevators

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 4
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The Revere City Council approved $125,000 to fund a study regarding new elevators at Garfield Elementary School. This follows earlier council rejection of the appropriation, with the council preferring the study be funded by the school district’s reserve funds rather than city funds from the stabilization account. Mayor Patrick Keefe addressed the funding request, noting that city funds are typically used for capital improvements across the city, including school buildings.

From reverejournal.com

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The decision involves local government allocation of public funds for capital improvements and infrastructure repair. The discussion also included questions about whether ESSER and ARPA Covid-relief funding could be used for the elevator project.

From reverejournal.com

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    Garfield Elementary School might see costs related to infrastructure repairs and capital improvements through the approved study.

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