As a moral obligation, Cincinnati City Council has passed unanimously and ordinance authorizing the payment of $1,610.02 to six community councils as part of the Neighborhood Support Program (NSP).
The advance is necessary due to debts accrued during a break in services that occurred between January 1 and February 5, as the City was in the process of transferring administration of the NSP from Invest in Neighborhoods to the City's Department of Community Development.
Receiving payments are: Mount Airy Town Council $485.37; Lower Price Hill Community Council $370.00; Camp Washington Community Council $330.00; Northside Community Council $285.42; West Price Hill Community Council $87.75; and East Price Hill Improvement Association $51.48.
In May, council provided more than $1,000 to three community councils for the same break in services.
Previous reading on BC:
Neighborhood stabilization funding to be tweaked (5/13/09)
Proposed ordinance to register community councils raises questions (4/28/09)
$100K, new staffer needed to administer neighborhood support funds (3/4/09)
Invest in Neighborhoods wins NSP contract (12/9/08)
Kamuf: Look into Invest in Neighborhoods turmoil (11/5/08)
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Six community councils to get NSP funding for break in services
Posted by Kevin LeMaster at 5:03 AM