City of Racine - File #: 0429-26

• File #: 0429-26
• Version: A
• Name: Subject: Communication sponsored by Mayor Mason requesting permission to accept for a $2M grant from the State of Wisconsin Department of Administration Local Community Development program (grant #00670) for the construction of the Lincoln King Community
• Type: Communication
• Status: Committee Report To Council
• File created: 5/14/2026
• In control: Finance and Personnel Committee
• Title: Subject: Communication sponsored by Mayor Mason, requesting permission to accept a $2M grant from the State of Wisconsin, Department of Administration, Local Community Development Program (Grant Control #00670) for the construction of the Lincoln King Community Center. Recommendation of the Finance and Personnel Committee on 05-26-2026: That the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to accept a $2M grant from the State of Wisconsin, Department of Administration, Local Community Development Program (Grant Control #00670) for the construction of the Lincoln King Community Center, to be approved. Fiscal Note: Grant amount is for $2M, with no local match. Funds will be used to offset the City contribution towards the Lincoln King Community Center project.

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
5/26/2026	A	Finance and Personnel Committee
5/19/2026	A	Common Council

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Subject: Communication sponsored by Mayor Mason, requesting permission to accept a $2M grant from the State of Wisconsin, Department of Administration, Local Community Development Program (Grant Control #00670) for the construction of the Lincoln King Community Center.

Recommendation of the Finance and Personnel Committee on 05-26-2026: That the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to accept a $2M grant from the State of Wisconsin, Department of Administration, Local Community Development Program (Grant Control #00670) for the construction of the Lincoln King Community Center, to be approved.

Fiscal Note: Grant amount is for $2M, with no local match.  Funds will be used to offset the City contribution towards the Lincoln King Community Center project.