The Town of Monterey recently received a $5,800 placemaking grant, thanks to the Community Foundation of Pulaski County Board.
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Town of Winamac Receives Placemaking Grant
CFPC members Rhonda Lower, Pam Burger, Robert Klitzman and Executive Director Wendy Rose represented Santa by awarding the check at Reinhart Park to Town Council members Larry Weaver, Tom Murray, Judy Heater and Alvin Parish.
The Town of Winamac is the recipient of a placemaking grant worth $8,864 thanks to the Community Foundation of Pulaski County Board.
A check was recently presented to the Winamac Town Council members at Reinhart Park. The funds will be used to fund a new roof for the shelter, basketball backboards, and new gazebo roof for the Artesian well.
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Wabash Heartland Innovation Network Outlines Grant Opportunities with Pulaski Commissioners
Directing funding to help prepare 10 Indiana counties for the future of agriculture is part of the goal of the Wabash Heartland Innovation Network (WHIN).
The Pulaski County Commissioners got the chance to learn about the consortium Monday from its director of regional placemaking, Lynette Bleed.
Continue readingMedaryville Continues Park Improvements Thanks to Community Foundation of Pulaski County Grant Funds
Medaryville Town Council members continue to fund park improvement efforts with money awarded through a Pulaski County Community Foundation of Pulaski County grant.
Last year, the town was awarded a total of $10,000 through the Community Foundation’s “Love Your Community” placemaking grant. Continue reading
Winamac’s Love Your Community Project Almost Finished for the Season
Work on the downtown restroom facility near the Winamac Parkway is almost done for the season.
The Town of Winamac received $10,000 through the Pulaski County Community Foundation ‘Love Your Community Place-making Grant.’ They decided to spend the money constructing public bathrooms in the area, with hopes of bringing more community events to the area in the future. Continue reading
