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New lighting project set to transform downtown community

November 24, 2024 | Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin


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New lighting project set to transform downtown community
In a recent government meeting, officials highlighted significant developments at the Wisconsin Rapids Community Media (WRCM), including the establishment of a new studio aimed at enhancing community engagement through podcasts. The initiative seeks to provide a platform for local discussions and address community issues, countering the often negative portrayal by external media outlets.

The meeting also featured an announcement regarding an upcoming ribbon-cutting ceremony for the bridal lighting project, which has generated some controversy due to its costs. However, officials emphasized that funding was secured through the Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district, allowing for the installation of high-quality lighting on two downtown bridges. This project aims to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the area and is expected to include various lighting displays for holidays and community events.

The lighting ceremony is scheduled to coincide with the \"Rekindle the Spirit\" event, a festive occasion organized by the Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce. Officials expressed enthusiasm about the project, noting its potential to attract residents and visitors alike by showcasing a well-maintained community.

City leaders encouraged residents to stay informed about local developments through the city’s website, which provides access to budget summaries and hearing notices. The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue fostering community engagement and transparency in local governance.

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