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Community Renewal Economic Development Community Links Neighborhoods |
Helen Hogan Executive Director, ext. 104
Joanne Balliet Operations Manager, ext. 106 Dan Haight Housing Rehab Specialist, ext. 107 Jennifer Teremy Housing Grants Administrator, ext. 105 Kevin Cooney Street Manager, ext. 103 Bill Blanda - Tool Library, No Phone John Billone, Jr. Chair of the SEAC Board of Directors From July 2007
through June 2008, SEAC staff members had more than 60,000
documented client contacts. Requests for assistance ranged from needing
help finding a job to resourcing neighborhood and merchant associations,
assisting businesses wishing to relocate here, helping individuals and
merchants navigate the offices of City Hall, administering home
repair grants, referring people to food cupboards and spearheading
initiatives as diverse as community festivals and tool library
workshops. We work with owners, tenants, merchants, groups,
individuals... When you get right down to
it, at SEAC: This map of
Rochester, NY's southeast is the area that is served by SEAC. |