Text and tools required. Security clearance must be obtained prior to registering. This is Part I of a three-part series. For more information, call BCC's Division of Science, Math and Technology at ext. This course will help municipal officials and observers become more knowledgeable of local-level government decisions.
Participants are usually members of planning and zoning boards, and elected officials.
Students take part in actual field situations and are expected to attend at least one public hearing of a planning or zoning board. This course provides a background to identify geographic target areas, problems and possible solutions for neighborhood stabilization. This course will provide practical knowledge for identifying and completing funding applications for neighborhood revitalization projects and activities for local governments, neighborhood organizations and non-profits. Course designed for individuals with community revitalization interests, local government officials, program practitioners and non-profit professionals. This course will help you look at theoretical and practical applications of community neighborhood revitalization.