The City is extending the application period for funding under its 2023 Community Development Grant

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The City is extending the application period for funding under its 2023 Community Development Grant
Mayor Dean Esposito — City of Danbury official website
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May 29, 2023
ByT. M. Strom
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The City of Danbury is accepting applications for funding under its 2023 Community Development Block Grant Program for projects which assist low/moderate income families and individuals, eliminate slum and blight conditions or meet urgent needs which affect public health and safety within the City.

Applications are due no later than Monday, May 15th, 2023 by 3:00 PM at:   City of Danbury Finance Dept., 2nd Floor City Hall, 155 Deer Hill Avenue, Danbury, CT.  Applications will also be accepted via email at cdbg@danbury-ct.gov  Emailed applications must include all the requested attachments.

Application packets are available online on the City’s website: 2023 CDBG Application

Applicants may request a paper copy of the application packet by contacting Daniel Garrick, Director of Finance at 203-797-4652.

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