Recreation improvements coming to Summit County through competitive tax grant program

The competition was fierce for this year’s Recreation, Arts and Parks (RAP) tax grant program with 17 organizations throughout Summit County requesting around $4 million to fund recreation projects, and just under $2 million available.

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