Federal grant · project grant (b)
Specific Actions Will Include Engaging Residents of Northeast Denver and Areas Surrounding Lower Bear Creek in Making Property-specific Green Infrastructure Improvements Including Rain Barrel and Rain Garden Installations, as Well as Face-to-face Education, a Non-structural Best Management Practice Referenced in the 'lower Bear Creek Watershed Plan' GWD Developed in 2014. Members of GWD'S Green Team Youth Employment Program Will Be Engaged in Community Outreach, Education, Installation, and Maintenance, Through Which They Will Gain Both Hard and Soft Skills Necessary to Prepare Them for Careers in Denver's Rapidly Expanding Workforce.
Committed
$30,000
Paid out
$9.2K
31%
Committed, not yet paid
$20.8K
69%
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