Department of Community Affairs Grants

These letters are informing constituents of grants awarded from the Governor's Office, the Department of Community Affairs, and the Legislative Initiative Grant Funds.

Letter, March 12, 1993, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to Robert E. Grice, Administrator City of Corry. Grant has been awarded for recreational improvements.

Letter, March 18, 1993, from Rep. Thomas J. Scrimenti, to Karen Miller, Secretary Department of Community Affairs. He objects to a grant being turned down for the Corry Area Enterprise Zone.

Letter, March 18, 1993, from Rep. Thomas J. Scrimenti, to Richard M. Novotny, Economic Development Specialist City of Corry. Informing him of contacting the Department of Community Affairs.

Memo, March 4, 1993, from Jodi Sterner, Rep. Thomas Scrimenti's assistant, to Joanna Gerdy, Research and Legislative Services. Subject: Novotny/Corry Enterprise Zone.

Memo, March 2, 1993, from Glenn A. Parsells, Research Analyst Research and Legislative Services, to Rep. Thomas Scrimenti. Subject: Corry Enterprise Zone Tax Credit application.

Letter, February 12, 1993, from Richard M. Novotny, Economic Development Specialist City of Corry, to Rep. Thomas Scrimenti. Seeking support to gain grant funding that was denied.

Letter, June 14, 1993, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to Virginia Grice, Executive Director Corry City Redevelopment Authority. Sending a check as part of a grant for city redevelopment.

Letter, August 2, 1993, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to Paul F. Steva, Coordinator Summit Township. Sending a grant check for recreation and park plans.

Form letter, August 6, 1993, from Frank Ryader, Department of Community Affairs, to Representatives. Department of Community Affairs has another round of grant funding available.

Letter, August 30, 1993, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to John Klein, Diocesan Lodge. Found tax credit programs his Nazareth House might qualify for.

Letter, December 15, 1993, from Karen A. Miller, Secretary Department of Community Affairs, to Rep. Thomas Scrimenti. Responding to inquiry about active contract work that seems to have many violations.

Letter, December 2, 1993, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to Karen A. Miller, Secretary Department of Community Affairs. On behalf of a constituent, Rep. Scrimenti is asking about active contract work that seems to have many violations.

Letter, January 7, 1994, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to Frank A. Knauer, secretary East Erie Suburban Recreation and Conservation Authority. Sending a grant check awarded for recreational improvement.

Letter, July 25, 1994, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to Raymond Angeli, Secretary Department of Community Affairs. Writing to support two requested grant projects.