The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Uniontown (RACU) aims to improve the recreational, residential, and commercial areas within the city of Uniontown and is committed to redevelopment, replanning, rehabilitation, and reconstruction of blighted areas consistent with the needs of the community while promoting health, safety, and affordable housing for residents of the City of Uniontown.
Active Fundraising
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Uniontown is actively addressing the blight structures in the City of Uniontown Pennsylvania. In these areas the growing feral cat population presents a pressing issue that requires immediate attention and support from compassionate individuals. The Authority has received overwhelming support from those in the community that are equipped to provide much needed service including the coordination of a Trap Neuter and Replace (TNR) program but would need funding to power this important initiative.
Donations are vital for funding veterinary services for spaying/neutering, providing vaccinations to prevent disease spread among feral colonies and potentially transmissible diseases affecting humans or pets in the area.
By supporting this initiative, you play an integral role in fostering a healthy city while advocating for creatures who cannot advocation for themselves. The smallest donation important. Make a difference in Uniontown. Donate today
RACU Meetings
For more information about meetings, location, dates, dates, times, etc.. see the RACU Meetings page.
What’s new with RACU
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City of Uniontown flood study
Findings from a recent flood analysis study conducted on Coal Lick Run and Redstone Creek.
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RACU hires a new director
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Uniontown hires a new director.
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Minority/women business enterprise
The City of Uniontown, as recipient of federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds through Pennsylvania’s Department of Economic and Community Development (DCED), complies with the federal Fair Housing Act. The City is committed to promoting fair housing choice and equal opportunity for all persons.
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Fair housing – it’s your right!
The City of Uniontown, as recipient of federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds through Pennsylvania’s Department of Economic and Community Development (DCED), complies with the federal Fair Housing Act. The City is committed to promoting fair housing choice for all persons.
