Community councils can look forward to revenue sharing in 2012
Upper Susitna Valley councils are gathering ideas on how to spend state revenue share grants available through the Mat Su Borough. Every council is approaching the $20,200 grant differently but
Upper Susitna Valley councils are gathering ideas on how to spend state revenue share grants available through the Mat Su Borough. Every council is approaching the $20,200 grant differently but all will end up with the money for a project or projects for their community area. Revenue sharing has been available to communities outside of organized Boroughs for years, but 2009 was the first year it was available to Mat Su councils.
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