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== City Programs For The Eradication Of Blight == | == Several City Programs For The Eradication Of Blight == | ||
Community Life Improvement Programs (CLIP) consists of several programs and agencies dedicated to improving the appearance of neighborhoods throughout the City of Philadelphia through the eradication of blight. These programs are designed to maximize effectiveness and efficiency by creating partnerships with residents and businesses to foster sustainable communities. | Community Life Improvement Programs (CLIP) consists of several programs and agencies dedicated to improving the appearance of neighborhoods throughout the City of Philadelphia through the eradication of blight. These programs are designed to maximize effectiveness and efficiency by creating partnerships with residents and businesses to foster sustainable communities. | ||
* CLIP loans out tools and supplies to volunteers in community groups, schools, businesses, and residents engaged in cleaning and maintaining their neighborhoods. | |||
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*[http://www.phila.gov/clip/graffitiremoval/Pages/default.aspx Graffiti Removal] | |||
[[Category:Is-Government_Program]][[Category:Issue-Quality_of_Life]][[Category:Serves-Communities]] | [[Category:Is-Government_Program]][[Category:Issue-Quality_of_Life]][[Category:Serves-Communities]] | ||
Revision as of 11:43, 6 August 2017
Several City Programs For The Eradication Of Blight
Community Life Improvement Programs (CLIP) consists of several programs and agencies dedicated to improving the appearance of neighborhoods throughout the City of Philadelphia through the eradication of blight. These programs are designed to maximize effectiveness and efficiency by creating partnerships with residents and businesses to foster sustainable communities.
- CLIP loans out tools and supplies to volunteers in community groups, schools, businesses, and residents engaged in cleaning and maintaining their neighborhoods.