Cedar Valley Volunteers Rebuild After Troubled Years
Cedar Valley Humane Society stabilizes after a 2008 police probe and contract dispute with Marion. Donations fell, but volunteers are returning as the shelter improves procedures, funding, and animal care, aiming to expand capacity and renegotiate county contracts.
Cedar Valley weighs role in future animal-control plan
Cedar Rapids officials Linn County Public Health and the Cedar Valley Humane Society discuss three options for area animal-control. A joint city county facility, a county city contract, or a countywide agency with Cedar Valley Humane Society, to replace shelter lost in 2008 flood.
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Agency For Animal Control Services
Steve Gravelle
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Public Health
Cedar Valley Humane Society
Kirkwood College Veterinary Technology
Anne Duffy
Cedar Rapids flood rental aid helps most kept operating
The Gazette surveyed 327 Cedar Rapids businesses that received 900 to 50000 in free rent for six months after the 2008 floods. About 87.5 percent remained in operation, either in the flood site or at new locations, while around 10 percent closed. The $5.2 million aid is part of roughly $20 million spent citywide to help businesses recover, with officials seeking more from HUD. Local leaders credited the program with stabilizing many firms and enabling a second generation of aid for working capital and debt relief.
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Cedar Rapids
Economic Development Department
Peggy Russell
Economic Development
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Iowa
Scott Swenson
Cedar Rapids Area
Lance Finch
Dimensions Dental Studio
Fifth Ave
Dental Implant Laboratory
Finch
Fairfax
Mark Whittaker
Iowa City
Criterium-LeTellier Engineers
Lance LeTellier
Cedar Rapids rental aid aided flood businesses in 2009
The Cedar Rapids rental assistance program funded 2009 aid to flood affected businesses. Recipients included LeTellier at Corridor Co. Works and Five Seasons Paint & Drywall, with totals up to 50 000 dollars. Many tenants moved out after benefits ended. 172 of 905 flood related firms closed.
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Iown
Toyne Services
Toyne Trucking
Hawkeye Downs Rd
Toyne
Five Seasons Paint & Drywall
G Ave
Randy Feaker
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