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Uplifting Claysville Through Dedicated Community Growth

CAPRI (Claysville Area Parks, Recreation, and Improvement) is at the heart of our borough's progress. We specialize in identifying and applying for vital grants that fund essential community projects. From historic preservation to infrastructure upgrades, our work ensures that Claysville continues to thrive as a vibrant, well-supported home for all its residents.

In-Progress Grant Projects

Phase: Funding Sought

National Road Gateway Signage

Installation of historical markers and welcoming signage at the borough limits to honor Claysville's legacy as a vital National Road stop.

Target: $15,000

Phase: Application Submitted

Borough Hall Energy Upgrade

Securing technical grants to improve energy efficiency and reduce operational carbon footprint for municipal administration buildings.

Target: $5,000

Phase: Seeking Matching Funds

Regional Path Connectivity Study

Engineering analysis for a new pedestrian trail connecting the school district campus to the downtown commerce district.

Target: $10,000

Completed Projects

Claysville Main Street Restoration

A comprehensive effort to restore the 19th-century storefronts along the National Road, preserving Claysville's architectural heritage while creating a vibrant commercial corridor.

12 Historic facades meticulously restored to original specifications

Revitalized commercial interest leading to 5 new local business openings

Enhanced pedestrian experience with improved brickwork and period lighting

CAPRI Community Heritage Orchard

Transforming underutilized regional plots into productive green spaces that provide sustainable produce and educational opportunities for Claysville families.

65 Heirloom fruit and nut trees successfully planted and matured

Integrated sustainable agriculture curriculum for McGuffey schools

Established annual 'Heritage Harvest' community festival

CAPRI Regional Connectivity Initiative

Bridging the digital divide by expanding high-speed broadband access to rural households across Donegal and Finley townships to support remote learning and work.

Over 350 rural households successfully connected to high-speed fiber

Enabled reliable remote educational access for 150+ regional students

Supported the growth of 25+ home-based professional micro-businesses

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