“In the face of shrinking resources, this guidebook empowers leaders to develop plans that strategically address blight. Its step-by-step approach will not only help communities in Michigan, but can also serve as a model for cities around the country that are working hard to address vacancy and abandonment with limited dollars,” said Danielle Lewinski, vice president and director of Michigan Initiatives at the Center for Community Progress.
The MVPC campaign (michiganvacantproperty.org/about) is a collaboration of four partner organizations that each address blight and vacancy issues in unique ways. The four organizations are the Center for Community Progress, Community Economic Development Association of Michigan, Michigan Community Resources, and Michigan Municipal League.
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