Milwaukee Gets Millions For Foreclosures
September 9, 2010
Millions of additional federal dollars are heading to Wisconsin to help stop foreclosure damage to neighborhoods.
Milwaukee will receive roughly $2.7 million with other areas of Wisconsin receiving an additional $5 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
“As your urban neighborhoods go, so go your suburbs, and so forth,” said Uptown Neighborhood Association representative Shar Borg about why people in the suburbs should care about her Milwaukee neighborhood.
Similar Posts:
- Wisconsin Payday Loan Laws & Legislation
- Home Foreclosure Help in Lansing, Michigan
- Foreclosure rates rising due to unemployment
- The Death of HAMP
- Claim Statuses for Illinois Food Stamps
Leave a Reply