Community health and wellness is at the top of the Rye YMCA’s priority list. When the organization received a grant, through YUSA, from the Centers for Disease Control, which identifies complete streets in its 24-point strategic plan for healthier communities, they knew the perfect recipient — the City of Rye. Through its Shared Roadways Initiative, the City had a shovel-ready project on a portion of Forest Avenue.

 

Community health and wellness is at the top of the Rye YMCA’s priority list. When the organization received a grant, through YUSA, from the Centers for Disease Control, which identifies complete streets in its 24-point strategic plan for healthier communities, they knew the perfect recipient — the City of Rye. Through its Shared Roadways Initiative, the City had a shovel-ready project on a portion of Forest Avenue.

At the October 5 City Council meeting, Rye Y Executive Director Gregg Howells was pleased to present this unique funding opportunity to Mayor Doug French.

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