Cuyahoga County allocates over $2.2 M for city public services

Cuyahoga County is awarding grant funds to 16 municipalities across the county to improve public services.

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County representatives say the grants are coming from the Cuyahoga County Community Development Block Grant Program and will help improve roads, bolster public safety, and enhance city services.• The City of Bedford: up to $150,000 for Bedford Police Department vehicles• The City of Brooklyn: up to $150,000 for the Southwood Drive Watermain Project.

• The City of Maple Heights: up to $150,000 for the Maple Heights Senior Center Emergency Generator Project.

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