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Select Board approves $877,000 CDBG grant application for infrastructure, housing, and domestic violence services.

Ludlow Select Board authorizes $877,000 community development grant application. The board unanimously approved a Pioneer Valley Planning Commission submission to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Living Communities for Community Development Block Grant funding covering Robert

Select Board · Meeting of March 17, 2026

Ludlow Select Board authorizes $877,000 community development grant application. The board unanimously approved a Pioneer Valley Planning Commission submission to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Living Communities for Community Development Block Grant funding covering Robert Street neighborhood infrastructure design ($250,000), housing rehabilitation for six units, and domestic violence prevention services ($40,000 through Alianza). The board also unanimously supported a congressional earmark application for a phased $2.95 million Veterans Park rehabilitation project, with letters of support already filed by Representative Aaron Saunders and the Ludlow Cultural Council.

Town Administrator Marc Strange confirmed the maximum statewide CDBG grant is $950,000 annually, with Ludlow scoring a five out of ten on the state's need index.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of March 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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