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John O'Grady
County Commissioner | Franklin County, OH

Ohio Franklin County Commissioner John O’Grady Approved Major Funding for Utility and Rental Assistance

Idea Category: Housing

Ohio: Franklin County Commissioner John O'Grady led the effort to approve $32 million for utility and rental assistance. The funds will be distributed to local nonprofits and the Department of Job and Family Services. Efforts they support will include eviction prevention and a Resiliency Bridge Pilot Program to help residents move into higher-paying careers. O'Grady said the county’s goal is to make a generational impact with these investments and empower struggling families.

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$20.2 million commitment to the Smart Columbus Initiative

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Franklin County Board of Commissioners President John O’Grady announced $15.5 million in American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding for affordable housing

Idea Category: Housing | Funding Source: ARP

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ARP: Job Training for Franklin County, Ohio Workers

Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP

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Workforce Innovation Training Grant

Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP

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