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Grow America field director Maureen Milligan presented several housing strategies to City Council on Jan. 12. (Isabella Zeff/Community Impact)
Richardson

Richardson to focus on increasing affordable housing supply with new initiatives

By Isabella Zeff

Grow America field director Maureen Milligan presented several housing initiatives to City Council on Jan. 12, including strategies to access federal funding, encourage affordable development and introduce a home repair program.

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