NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
TL;DR
The Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation met to elect 2024 officers and discuss ongoing community development initiatives, including housing rehabilitation programs and ARPA-funded projects. The board reviewed several resolutions related to contract execution and recognized Fred Curzan for his community service.
Key Decisions
- Election of 2024 Officers Completed
- Contract Execution Authorization Passed
- Commendation for Fred Curzan Approved
- Community Improvement Project Update Discussed
- ARPA Homes MKE Program Ongoing
Agenda
- This is a hybrid meeting. Those wishing to attend virtually should navigate to http://tinyurl.com/4dr9brhw
- Call to Order and Roll Call
- Motion approving the Minutes of the Board Meeting held on Dec. 13, 2023.
- Election of Officers for 2024
- Resolution commending Fred Curzan for his dedication and service to the Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation and the City of Milwaukee’s neighborhoods and residents.
- Resolution authorizing staff to execute certain contract and grant agreement documents on behalf of the Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation.
- Communication on Community Improvement Project and Healing Spaces Initiative Activity
- Communication on HOME Rehabilitation, Rental Rehabilitation, Homebuyer Assistance, STRONG Loans Program, and TID loan activity.
- Communication on ARPA -Homes MKE
- Announcements / Other Business -Down Payment Program update -Staff update -Board vacancy
- Motion to adjourn and schedule the next meeting of the NIDC Board of Directors for April 10, 2024 at 8:30 A.M., Location 809 N Broadway, 1st floor Board Room.
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