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Boyceville awarded grant from REALTORS® as seen in the Leader-Telegram and The Dunn County News

Posted: 04.4.19

As seen in the Leader-Telegram:

Boyceville recently received a $5,000 placemaking grant from the National Association of Realtors to help attract and retain residents and businesses.

The Realtors Association of Northwestern Wisconsin applied for the national level placemaking grant that Boyceville received.

The Better Boyceville Committee and West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission have worked together to find key components that will bring the community together, provide social activities and opportunities, and improve the aesthetics of the downtown area.

The top five areas that will be addressed are the Pafko Park, Main Street and downtown, East Street-Hwy 170 intersection, community entrances and Freedom Park and Airport.

“New signage, improved lighting, additional bike racks, and steps to improve both recreation and safety will make a positive impact on those that live and visit Boyceville," RANW executive vice president Brenda Barnhardt said in a news release.

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As seen in The Dunn County News:

Boyceville receives $5,000 grant from realtors' association

Boyceville has received a $5,000 grant to help attract and retain businesses and residents, especially young families, strengthen the community, welcome tourists and keep improving safety.

The REALTORS Association of Northwestern Wisconsin applied for the national-level placemaking grant that Boyceville received, according to a news release.

The top five areas in the village of Boyceville that will be addressed are Pafko Park, Main Street and downtown, the East Street-Highway 170 intersection, Freedom Park and Airport and community entrances, the Better Boyceville Committee and West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission found.

“New signage, improved lighting, additional bike racks, and steps to improve both recreation and safety will make a positive impact on those that live and visit Boyceville," said RANW Executive Vice President Brenda Barnhardt.

Click here to view the full story.

The REALTORS® Association of Northwestern Wisconsin is the professional trade association that all professional REALTORS® residing within the association jurisdiction belong to. The association provides educational opportunities for its members, is active in local, state and national advocacy efforts, engages in community outreach through charitable giving, operates its own private foundation to help homeowners in need and remains a positive force for the members they serve.

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