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Crosscut article cites Neighborhood Matching Fund Trail to Treasure project in article on Pioneer Square

by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on January 28, 2011

The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Neighborhood Matching Fund program awarded $83,725 to the Trail to Treasure project in Pioneer Square. The project will create a master plan for an interpretive trail throughout Pioneer Square. To read more about this and other Pioneer Square news, click here.

Filed Under: Grants and Funding Tagged With: Grants, Neighborhood Matching Fund, Pioneer Square, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

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