$46.7M for Outdoor Access

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U.S. Department of the Interior

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Interior Department Announces Nearly $47 Million Investment for Community-Led Local Park Projects | U.S. Department of the Interior

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Funding will improve equitable access to the outdoors in economically underserved communities.

Tucson , Arizona ; Porterville , California ; Des Moines , Iowa ; Kansas City , Missouri ; New Brunswick , New Jersey , Garner and Raleigh , North Carolina ; Cleveland , Ohio ; and Houston , Texas .

This project includes development of a natural and passive park, restoration of Pigeon House Branch and first phase of the development of the Pigon House Greenway Trail .

Grant funding supports erosion control, stream restoration and wetland construction.

Texas Houston Parks and Recreation Department - $ 10,000,000 MacGregor Park Improvement Project.

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