Federal grant · project grant (b)

Waterbury School District

This Eda Investment Supports the City of Waterbury's Phase Ii/iii Strategy, Planning, Design, and Implementation for Brass City Regional Food Hub, to Lay the Foundation for a New Hub That Will Support Opportunities for Job Growth and Training as Well as the Development of Economy Supporting Local Infrastructure in Connecticut. the Project Places a Heavy Emphasis on Stakeholder Engagement and Community Support. Once Completed, the Project Will Help the Region With Recovery Efforts From the COVID-19 Pandemic, Bolster Job Creation, Spur Private Investment, and Strengthen Economic Growth Throughout the Region.

Committed

$320,000

Paid out
$302.3K
94%
Committed, not yet paid
$17.7K
6%

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Source

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