According to Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch, Michigan City has received a grant of $4.6 million from the Indiana Residential Infrastructure Fund. This news brings immense pride to the Mayor and the community of Michigan City.
With the grant that the Indiana Finance Authority (IFA) awarded, Michigan City’s commitment to enhancing residential housing development and infrastructure has advanced significantly.
Mayor Angie expressed her gratitude towards the Indiana Finance Authority for awarding $4.6 million to Michigan City. She emphasized the significance of this grant in facilitating crucial infrastructure projects, vital for the expansion and advancement of housing in the area. The Mayor conveyed her commitment to using these resources efficiently to enhance the standard of living in the community.
The Indiana Residential Infrastructure Fund aims to encourage residential housing development throughout the state by providing support for infrastructure projects. The IFA has a particular focus on loan applications from communities with zoning regulations that are favorable to housing, with 70 percent of the funding directed towards those communities that have populations under 50,000.
Michigan City takes pride in being one of the initial recipients of this recognition, highlighting the city’s continuous dedication towards establishing a more dynamic, eco-friendly, and diverse community.
