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The agency will use a $500,000 Choice Neighborhood Planning Grant from the U.S. Department Housing and Urban Development for a plan that will include building new, mixed-income housing in the area.
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After years of development, the first families are settling into new units of subsidized housing at Peoria’s Providence Pointe.
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When the wrecking ball is gone, the land will remain. The possibilities are generating a lot of conversation, or more specifically, roundtable discussions.
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One of the Peoria Housing Authorities largest projects nears completion this month, but CEO Armeca Crawford is already preparing for the future of some of the organization’s other properties.
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Central Illinois county clerks and recorders say their communities aren't getting their fair share from the money collected through an obscure rental housing support program fee.
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The new Providence Pointe development replacing the Taft Homes is getting a lot of attention. But the Peoria Housing Authority also has its eyes on its other properties around the city.
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The first residents of the new Providence Pointe development could begin moving in by early 2023.
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In their latest monthly conversation, WCBU reporter Joe Deacon talks with Peoria Mayor Rita Ali about whether she's concerned by a recent spike in violent crime, last week’s fatal shooting involving Peoria police officers, the possibility of amending the city’s policy on cannabis dispensaries, and more.
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Armeca Crawford is the new CEO of the Peoria Housing Authority. She previously worked in Detroit, Michigan as the chief operating officer of Resource Management at the Detroit Housing Commission.
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An honorary street naming at the intersection of Hamilton and Monroe Streets recognized Aurthur Mae Perkins for her dedication to the Peoria community, with a series of speakers lauding that commitment before the “Aurthur Mae Perkins Way” sign was unveiled.