Input from Grayling area community members is needed for an upcoming funding opportunity. The City of Grayling, Crawford AuSable School District and the Crawford County Pathways Committee are putting together an application to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources SPARK grant program. The City of Grayling is one of only 39 communities across Michigan selected to apply to the program’s current round of funding.
If funded, the Rayburn Connector Project would create new outdoor recreation spaces and ensure safe and improved access to multiple trails and pathways in the area. Your input is crucial to ensure the project is meaningful and valuable to the community.
This final input session gives attendees an opportunity to comment on all components of the project. This session is an open house format (come and go as you would like).
The session will provide attendees:
More details on the proposed project
Interaction with City and project partners
An opportunity for direct input on design
Each community engagement session is family friendly and will offer light refreshments and transportation at no cost to attendees through the Crawford County Transportation Authority (Dial-A-Ride). Call (989) 348-5409 to schedule a ride and specify that you're attending a community input session.
If you’re unable to attend the in-person session, you can still learn more about the project and provide feedback. CLICK HERE to access an online survey. Complete the questions and submit your input to project partners. The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete.
Technical Assistance for this effort is supported by Huron Pines, Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan and Council of Michigan Foundations.