Take the opportunity to have your voice heard by participating in our second survey related to the Minnesota Rehabilitation and Reinvestment Act (MRRA). This survey is focused on collecting feedback from those who participated in or have since viewed the public MRRA Town Hall presentation on June 10. Take the survey at this link: https://lnkd.in/gyE7UYUP
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Want to know a GREAT way to influence the future of Augusta County? Fill out the Comprehensive Plan Survey! Major topics, such as economic development, housing, education, land use. zoning, public safety, and more, are covered in the survey. Tell us what you think!
Augusta County Comprehensive Plan Survey
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Curious about how high-quality pavement inspection data can save your agency money in pavement maintenance and rehabilitation costs? Join Dr. Phillip Donovan, Ph.D., P.E., Kevin Carter and me at the APWA Ventura County Chapter's next meeting, where we'll dive into just that!
Please join us on March 14, 2024 from 11:30 am to 1:15 pm for our In-Person Ventura County Chapter APWA Meeting "Saving Money and Reducing Headaches by Leveraging High Quality Pavement Inspection Data" at Spanish Hills Club in Camarillo Phillip Donovan and Joseph Dib from ARA, and Kevin Carter from Huitt-Zollars will discuss how to accurately measure and report PCI values, distress data, and pavement imagery to improve pavement management planning, budgeting, and community outreach. Please see the flyer and visit https://lnkd.in/gPrDtijW to register online PLEASE NOTE: Registration is open until Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 12:00 pm. This meeting is in-person only. No virtual option will be provided. Contact Tim Nicely with any questions on registration at: tnicely@gsiws.com We look forward to seeing you there!
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Montgomery County Comprehensive Plan 2045 input sessions. Montgomery Matters is a Comprehensive Plan which means it is a long-range guide for growth and development in the County. https://lnkd.in/eAW9e5F3
Montgomery Matters
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Yesterday, Senator Anderson and Representative Weaver delivered a press conference advocating for funding for the Village of Bishop Hill. This is the same task I will be completing on April 17 at the Illinois Municipal League Lobby Day. Bishop Hill is a small town in Illinois that is designated as a state and national historic site due to its Swedish cultural significance. However, the town is failing. Right now, the state provides them with an annual budget of $40,000, which isn't enough to repave roads, let alone have an administrative office. Many of their historical sites are in disrepair, and the Illinois DNR won't let the residents fix buildings or repair them themselves. This inspired my grandmother and I to develop a survey. We reached out to all the small towns in Illinois with a population of under 250. Based on my conversations with town mayors, they have almost identical experiences. Due to a low population, they: - Cannot afford an administrative office, laptops, or internet connection - Cannot afford to pay their town employees - Cannot afford basic maintenance, like repairing roads, buildings, or cemeteries - Cannot afford to pay a grant writer to obtain additional funding for the aforementioned items - Run their towns based entirely on volunteer efforts This is not sustainable. While most of the towns under 250 people are not tourist destinations, they deserve a fighting chance. For many people, these are towns where they grew up, run a business/farm, or have family members. While they do not need to be prioritized to the extent of larger towns a more significant commercial draw, they need a base level of funding to sustain administrative duties for their residents. I will be advocating for common-sense, practical ways to reallocate existing funding toward providing the basics for small towns in Illinois. Please reach out if you want to know how to use our formula for other towns across the country. https://lnkd.in/gqxWDdZ9
Sen. Anderson and Rep. Weaver Press Conference Funding for Bishop Hill Historic State Park
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Senior Management Analyst, Housing and Homelessness Data and Research Coordinator at Mecklenburg County
On March 8th, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the updated, web-based, Equal Access Assessment Tool (EAAT). The EAAT can play a crucial role in promoting accountability, identifying areas for improvement, and supporting organizations in their efforts to provide inclusive and equitable services to individuals accessing shelter and services in Charlotte-Mecklenburg. This blog provides an overview of the tool, what it assesses, and why it’s important. While mandated for specific HUD funded programs, the EAAT can be used by all organizations providing shelter and services to assess whether their practices and procedures align with legal requirements and best practices for providing equal access to shelter and services. The assessment is an important first step in assessing strengths, identifying opportunities for improvement, and developing action steps to ensure the provision of inclusive and equitable services in Mecklenburg County.
HUD’s Equal Access Assessment Tool and Why it’s Important
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Fayette County is using GIS to deal with B.A.D. buildings and you can help:Step 1.) follow the link below Step 2.) map it
Did you know? If you are aware of a dilapidated building in Fayette County, you can submit the information through our survey. https://lnkd.in/eWG5jWZA
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HAC research and information not only provide practical facts and analysis for rural housers, but also lead the way for those who seek solutions in their communities. Our latest Annual Report highlights two impactful publications from 2023: a new edition of our Taking Stock (a comprehensive assessment of rural housing, people, and places) and the first-ever national estimate of residential heirs' property. Read our 2023 Annual Report to learn how we're informing rural America: https://loom.ly/v-CH-94
HAC's 2022 Annual Report
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Mortgage Loan Officer - NMLS 1984869 | Marine Veteran | Fitness enthusiast | SumoLifts Founder | Digital Media Marketer
📈 Let's talk numbers: Check out our latest case study digging into how property values have changed over time in Montgomery County! From way back in the day to now, we're breaking down the appreciation rate. Hit the link to see what's been going on! #MontgomeryCounty #RealEstate #PropertyValues https://lnkd.in/efs7h_3Q
Case Study: Appreciation in Montgomery County, Maryland
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SEARCH OF THE WEEK: Tap the link in my bio to view the search results for this criteria in Whatcom county. And if you see something that catches your eye, let me know!
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If you have thoughts about how the state can assist in solving our housing crisis, register for the second listening session. Your input makes a difference!
Reminder: Tomorrow, EOHLC will host our second virtual listening session. If you would like to provide input for the Healey-Driscoll Administration’s first five-year strategic statewide housing plan, please join us tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. Register here to attend: https://lnkd.in/eXinZdSY We are also holding an in-person listening session on Friday in Framingham. Visit our website to learn more.
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