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City of Muskogee Receives $800,000 Grant for Gathering Place in Downtown Muskogee City of Muskogee Receives $800,000 Grant for Gathering Place in Downtown Muskogee The City of Muskogee Foundation approved an $800,000 multi-year grant for the Depot Green, a community gathering place in downtown Muskogee. Depot Green is the former depot station of the Ozark and Cherokee Central line.
This green space will include a landscaped open lawn; park space with seating and shade; an extension of the Centennial Trail to Main Street; parking along the trail; and, a parking lot by Main Street. This $800,000 grant secured funding for the completion of this project.
Other funding streams include $160,000 CIP city funding allocated for trail improvements; and, a $5,000 Union Pacific grant for an artistic component adding to the aesthetic of the green space. The vision for the green space was generated by the stakeholders, Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, Muskogee Little Theater, Three Rivers Museum and a group of citizens, business owners and Muskogee leadership.
Initial funding through the Oklahoma Arts Council allowed them to pursue marketing for the district, creating a logo and a website in advance of all project funding being available. An agreement with the city of Muskogee was established which outlined the relationship between the Depot District Committee and the city, allowing for the city to act as the fiscal manager and supervisor of Foundation grants received.
This green space and recreational area will be a place geared for people of all ages and backgrounds. A downtown park in the middle of a historic district will create an outdoor oasis for people to enjoy concerts, movies and much more. The Depot Green is expected to increase residents sense of community ownership and has already had a positive impact on economic growth.
Construction will begin on the Depot Green in Spring 2019 with a completion date in late 2019.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, schools, churches, and tribal/local entities serving the greater Muskogee, Oklahoma area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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This opportunity targets applicants in Oklahoma. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.