State health foundation awards Greeley $1.1M grant
GREELEY — The Colorado Health Foundation has awarded the city of Greeley a $1.1 million grant for its East Memorial Neighborhood improvement plan.
The three-year grant will help the city develop a 17-acre grassy lot into a community and child-led adventure play area in an effort to bring improved recreational opportunities to families in the East Memorial neighborhood. The foundation’s Healthy Places initiative helps support the development of communities throughout the state into thriving healthy environments for families.
A natural, undeveloped area in east Greeley will…
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