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Dade City CRA reviews annual report and vows to monitor state bills that could end redevelopment agencies
Summary
At its March 11 meeting, Dade City officials reviewed the Community Redevelopment Agency's draft annual report for fiscal 2023–24 and discussed pending Florida legislation (Senate Bill 1242 and House Bill 991) that would limit or eliminate CRAs; commissioners asked staff and local stakeholders to track the bills and prepare outreach.
The Dade City Community Redevelopment Agency on March 11 reviewed a draft annual report summarizing work in the downtown redevelopment district and discussed new state legislation that could curtail or terminate community redevelopment agencies (CRAs).
The draft report, prepared for the 2023–24 fiscal year, outlines projects such as curb repainting, additional flowerpots, sidewalk pressure washing, sandblasting and powder-coating benches and trash cans, a residential paint grant program and storefront awnings funded through CRA grants. Heather Erwiller, identified in the meeting as planning director, said the district map was updated and the draft will be posted to the city website if…
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