Clean up initiative to help blight in Baton Rouge area expanded
A 100-day transformation initiative designed to bring neighborhood cleanup, beautification and blight reduction efforts to several North Baton Rouge communities has been expanded. The 100 Day Transformation Initiative, a program that aims to bring neighborhood cleanup and blight reduction efforts to several North Baton Rouge communities, has expanded. The next phase will focus on designated streets throughout the Banks, Fairchild, Avenues, Alsen and Cunard/Gore neighborhoods, addressing longstanding concerns related to illegal dumping, overgrown properties, accumulated debris and neighborhood maintenance. Mayor-President Sid Edwards and his wife, Mary Kenney, are coordinating resources and engaging residents throughout the transformation process. Community open houses will be held at two locations within District 2 to prepare residents for the cleanup efforts.
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Clean up initiative to help blight in Baton Rouge area expanded
BATON ROUGE — The 100 Day Transformation Initiative, designed to bring neighborhood cleanup and blight reduction efforts to several Nor... [1702 symbols]
