Bluestone Town Center moves forward with $2M funding and infrastructure construction plans

September 17, 2025 | Harrisonburg (Independent City), Virginia


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Bluestone Town Center moves forward with $2M funding and infrastructure construction plans
Harrisonburg's Redevelopment and Housing Authority reported a stable financial position during their recent meeting on September 17, 2025. The authority noted that overall income is aligning closely with budget expectations, with a slight increase observed in the Franklin Heights area.

However, officials highlighted a concerning trend in local community development, where income has dipped, primarily due to challenges related to the homeless solutions program grant. This decline underscores the ongoing need for effective strategies to address homelessness in the community.

As the authority continues to monitor these financial trends, the focus remains on ensuring that all programs can sustain their operations and meet the needs of residents. The discussions from this meeting reflect a commitment to maintaining financial health while addressing critical social issues. Moving forward, the authority will likely explore ways to bolster income from community development initiatives to support its mission effectively.

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