Kalamazoo residents invited to shape West Main Hill future
The survey is open until December 20, and you can fill it out online or with a physical copy.
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Kalamazoo prioritizes community development projects
A new five-year Consolidated Plan for Kalamazoo will focus on 2025-2030, guiding spending priorities for Community Development Block Grants and more.
St. Joseph County is seeking public input for a hazard mitigation plan. Here’s how to participate.
The St. Joseph County government is seeking public input in the development process of a hazard mitigation plan, asking county residents to fill out a survey by February 9. The plan is expected to include a list of natural hazards and vulnerabilities, while assessing risk, and identifying mitigation projects.
Three Rivers DDA asking for community input
Downtown Three Rivers planning its next round of advancement, and is asking the public to help by providing its opinion through a short survey. Building upon its success at opening new businesses in the historic downtown district over the last few years, the Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority and Main Street Program (TRDDA) is receiving a technical assistance service from Michigan Main Street (MMS) and its consultants to begin more proactive business recruitment.
Kalamazoo prioritizes community development projects
A new five-year Consolidated Plan for Kalamazoo will focus on 2025-2030, guiding spending priorities for Community Development Block Grants and more.
St. Joseph County is seeking public input for a hazard mitigation plan. Here’s how to participate.
The St. Joseph County government is seeking public input in the development process of a hazard mitigation plan, asking county residents to fill out a survey by February 9. The plan is expected to include a list of natural hazards and vulnerabilities, while assessing risk, and identifying mitigation projects.
Three Rivers DDA asking for community input
Downtown Three Rivers planning its next round of advancement, and is asking the public to help by providing its opinion through a short survey. Building upon its success at opening new businesses in the historic downtown district over the last few years, the Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority and Main Street Program (TRDDA) is receiving a technical assistance service from Michigan Main Street (MMS) and its consultants to begin more proactive business recruitment.
