Politics & Government
Roswell Approves Low Income Housing Grant
The city will once again participate in the HOME Investment Partnership Program.
The Roswell City Council on Monday approved a measure to accept a grant from the 2014 HOME Investment Partnership Program.
The vote grants the city $93,871, which the city will dole out through an application process that will be approved by the mayor and council at a future date.
Council members also approved applying for a New Initiative Grant Program in the amount of $1,000 with the Georgia Recreation and Parks Association.
The program is designed to promote innovative programs offered by parks and recreation services.
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Roswell would use the grant to offset the cost of registration of its new Adaptive Friendship Camp, a full-day summer camp program for children, regardless of their diagnosis, with disabilities.
The council also voted 5-1, with council member Betty Price opposing, to approve a contract with Goodwill of North Georgia to provide two trailers at the city's Recycling Center for clothing and other hard goods drop-off services.
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