More than a dozen businesses, organizations and residential homes are in for a face-lift.

(Aurora, Ind.) – More than a dozen downtown Aurora businesses, organizations and residents are in line for façade improvements.
The City of Aurora announced Wednesday the recipients of Façade Improvement Matching Grants.
City manager Derek Walker says many tough decisions were made narrowing down over $130,000 in requests to the budgeted $50,000 in available grant funds.
The city’s $50,000 investment will result in $209,803.69 in private projects this year.
“The FIMG program has been a successful program in the City, protecting our critical and cultural assets and since 2016 stimulating nearly a million dollars in investment within the Downtown Business District,” said Walker. “The program has now expanded to not only include the Downtown but also the Westside Neighborhood, a targeted neighborhood for revitalization.”
A full list of grant recipients is listed below.
(Common Name, Project Description, Recommended Award)
702 Westside Drive, Façade Painting - $5,000
102 Harriet Street, Paint Exterior - $5,000
Gulf Station, Refinish & Repaint Garage Door/Trim - $5,000
VFW, Paint Handrails, Doors, Gutters, Trim, Electrical Service - $5,000
The Harmony House, Painting - $5,000
419 4th Street, Repaint Siding - $4,100
Plug’s Sweet Tooth, Signage - $3,000
Premier Insurance Solutions, New Sign - $3,000
Angela’s Attic, Repair Front Door, Replace Side Door - $3,350
Arts Angels, Paint Exterior - $2,500
First United Methodist, Paint & Refinish Doors, Windows - $2,000
Personally Yours Gift & Floral Shop, Replace Roof & Gutters - $2,000
412 Hanover Avenue, Paint Trim, Seal Repair Windows, Gutters, Etc. - $1,500
204 5th Street, Repair and Paint Façade - $1,050
601 Hanover Street, Re-shingle Roof - $1,000
Little Red Academy, Paint Exterior, Trim Doors, Gutters, Etc. - $1,000
Third & Main, Replace Roof - $500

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