Mayor announces community centre renovation funding

Released: January 10, 2014 at 9 a.m.
10 Winnipeg community centres receive more than $362,000 in grants

Winnipeg, MB - Ten Winnipeg community centres will receive $362,269 for upgrades and renovations under the City of Winnipeg's Community Centre Renovation Grant Program, Mayor Sam Katz announced today.

“Volunteer boards help make City of Winnipeg community centres active, busy places, full of activities for people of all ages,” said Mayor Katz. “The Community Centre Renovation Grant Program ensures that volunteers have the time to focus on programming for neighbourhood residents.”

The Community Centre Renovation Grant Program, introduced in 2012, supports repairs, upgrades, safety improvements and renovation projects at community centre facilities. Applicants are eligible for 100 per cent support of project costs to a maximum of $50,000 per project, per calendar year.

The 10 community centres receiving grants under the program’s fourth intake are:

Community CentreProjectAward
BourkevaleLighting upgrade$31,191
NorthwoodSecurity system upgrade$24,558
NorwoodWashroom upgrades$50,000
Sinclair ParkSecurity system, flooring upgrade$32,351
Waverley HeightsWindows, doors, security system upgrades$21,607
WinakwaWashroom upgrades$50,000
Valley GardensExterior building renovation$47,699
SouthdaleWashroom & flooring upgrades, acoustic enhancement$48,784
Tyndall ParkFlooring upgrade$6,084
Centre récréatif Notre Dame Recreation CentreWashroom, kitchen & door upgrades$49,995

Information regarding the CCRG Program, including how community centres can apply, can be found at City of Winnipeg - Community Centres

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