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Allegheny County Invests $11.5M in Neighborhoods | Pittsburgh News
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Allegheny County just unleashed $11.5 million to fight blight, jumpstart economic growth, and revamp housing and infrastructure—thanks to federal CDBG funds and local dollars. Nearly $10 million will fuel 72 projects, from street repairs and water line upgrades to home-based childcare startups. Another $2 million targets 22 blight-removal projects in residential and commercial zones. County leaders stress this is about real people and neighborhoods—investing now for future opportunity. Local groups and orgs eyeing grants? Applications open soon—but you’ll need to attend a mandatory training on August 12th.
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