Unfortunately, the post that you refer to is from someone who has had experience
working with the grants staff at the city. However, perhaps we do not row enough in
the same direction to his liking. The city does have a central grants office and
expert staff in various departments who are quite adept in working the "funding tree"
to obtain grant revenues for the city (budgeted at 17% of city revenues for 2003).
Our website www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/grants offers more information on our office and
available resources.
The city has always had a productive relationship with our congressional
representatives and Mr. Moore's abilities have served the city well.
Matt Bower
Office of Grants & Special Projects
Nokomis
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> From: Susan Maricle [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Somebody online mentioned awhile back that the City of
> Minneapolis doesn't have a grantwriter, and how
> appalling this is. {I agree--it is.} With Olin Moore's
> knowledge of the federal government, this sounds like
> a position where he'd shine. I'm not sure how this
> would stack up to his current position, monetarily or
> otherwise, but it's a thought.
>
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