Websites using community blight as a keyword

LOVELAND is dedicated to putting America online parcel by parcel. We work with governments, developers, neighborhood groups, and passionate individuals to gather and present information about property in clear, actionable ways. In Detroit our community missions include arming people with information to battle a plague of tax foreclosures and running an ongoing survey of property conditions to help fight blight.

LOVELAND is dedicated to putting America online parcel by parcel. We work with governments, developers, neighborhood groups, and passionate individuals to gather and present information about property in clear, actionable ways. In Detroit our community missions include arming people with information to battle a plague of tax foreclosures and running an ongoing survey of property conditions to help fight blight.

SecureView is a patented, recycled, alternative window board-up / property preservation system that provides clear views and lets in natural light. SecureView windows guard, protect, and secure vacant and abandoned properties without exposing their vacancy to onlookers.

As an elected member of the Freeport City Council, Andrew has been a strong advocate for more funding for public infrastructure, blight reduction, and law enforcement in Freeport. He's fought for streamlining and improving city services and changing city policies that promote healthy economic and community development and property improvements.

LOVELAND is dedicated to putting America online parcel by parcel. We work with governments, developers, neighborhood groups, and passionate individuals to gather and present information about property in clear, actionable ways. In Detroit our community missions include arming people with information to battle a plague of tax foreclosures and running an ongoing survey of property conditions to help fight blight.

Center for Community Progress - Dedicated to building a future in which entrenched, systemic blight and vacancy no longer exist in American communities.

The mission of the Cuyahoga Land Bank is to strategically acquire properties, return them to productive use, reduce blight, increase property values, support community goals and improve the quality of life for county residents. When Cuyahoga County found itself at the epicenter of the nationwide foreclosure crisis starting in 2006, a collaborative group of minds, including then Cuyahoga County Treasurer Jim Rokakis, current Land Bank President and General Counsel Gus Frangos, Senators Tim Grendel, Bob Spada and chief legislative sponsor Tom Patton, State Representative Matt Dolan, Cleveland Council Members Jay Westbrook and Tony Brancatelli and members of the county's non-profit and academic community came together to do something about it. These efforts resulted in innovative approaches and policies and the formation of the Cuyahoga County Land Bank as a separate non-profit, government-purposed entity.

We transform Detroit vacant lots into urban bee farms by eliminating blight, and providing bee keeping education for the community.