Fall River Redevelopment Authority Secures $200,000 Grant for Pleasant Street Project

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Fall River Redevelopment Authority, members made progress on various urban development projects, most notably by securing a $200,000 municipal tribal technical assistance grant for the preliminary design of streetscape improvements on Pleasant Street. The grant, which complements $1.7 million in federal funding, marks an important step toward enhancing the infrastructure and aesthetic appeal of this central thoroughfare. This funding will help facilitate the development plans that aim to revitalize Pleasant Street, promising to reshape the area into a more vibrant community space.

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Mayor:
Paul Coogan
Community Redevelopment Agency Officials:
John R. Erickson, Ann Keane, Joan Medeiros, Luis Gonsalves, Ronald S. Rusin, Jr., Sarah Page (Executive Director), Karen Martin (Project Manager)

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