The U.S. Treasury has issued final rules for how communities can spend their federal rescue funds. Dayton & other cities & orgs are relieved to see that demolition and some of their other priorities are now allowed. - $15.8 million of its $138 million in rescue funds to demolish 850 housing units

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The U.S. Treasury has issued final rules for how communities can spend their federal rescue funds. Dayton & other cities & orgs are relieved to see that demolition and some of their other priorities are now allowed. - $15.8 million of its $138 million in rescue funds to demolish 850 housing units (web.archive.org)

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We give them our tax dollars to build housing for them to live in….they destroy it….we give them money to tear down their mess and clean it up….next we’ll have to rinse and repeat the cycle again.

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Dayton could probably stand to demolish a whole lot more than that.

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