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- The Community Attraction and Tourism (CAT) program is designed to assist communities in the development and creation of multiple purpose attraction or tourism facilities.
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What is Community Attraction and Tourism (CAT) Grant? A financial assistance program established to fund vertical infrastructure (construction) projects related to recreation, education, entertainment and cultural activities. A Governor-appointed board reviews applications and makes funding decisions. How much funding is available?
The Community Attraction and Tourism (CAT) program provides grant funds to assist projects that provide recreational, cultural, entertainment and educational attractions. The funds help communities create transformational projects that enhance the vitality of a region and the state overall.
The CAT Program provides financial assistance to communities in the development of multiple-purpose attraction and tourism facilities. Eligible vertical infrastructure projects must be permanent recreational, cultural, educational, or entertainment attractions;
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Jul 22, 2024 · The Community Attraction and Tourism (CAT) Grant Program is designed to assist communities in the development and creation of multiple -purpose attraction and tourism facilities.
Aug 14, 2019 · Part of a recently approved update to North Liberty’s animal ordinance is a provision for free-roaming cats cared for by residents in their immediate area, or “community cats,” through a trap/neuter/return, or TNR, program.
The ordinance went into effect on March 1, 2019 and the ARL is supporting the community by altering, vaccinating, ear-tipping, and returning healthy community cats to the areas where they've already been living and thriving - and therefore preventing more generations from taking their place.