The Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center recently received a $500 grant from the Wisconsin Public Service Downtown Revitalization grant program to support their downtown wayfinding design initiative.
The Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center will use the money in support of this critical project by investing in a pedestrian and vehicular wayfinding design with projected implementation in 2019-2020.
“This WPS revitalization grant is a big help to this effort,” said Pam Seiler, Executive Director. “We know that downtowns are the heart of communities across the country, and we’re excited to bring these improvement efforts to Sturgeon Bay.”
In announcing the award, Carol Karls, manager of Community and Economic Development for WPS, said the downtown project was a good fit for the revitalization grant.
“We looked for a project that would help to attract and retain business, grow jobs and create a sense of community by improving the downtown core,” said Karls. “This creates a sustainable partnership between Wisconsin Public Service and the communities we serve.”
Information about the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center can be found at www.SturgeonBay.net. Information about WPS’s Downtown Revitalization grant program is available on the WPS website.
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