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The 8-Mile Boulevard Association (8MBA), on behalf of 16 jurisdictions along the 8-mile corridor was selected to participate in the second round of the Partnerships for Change Program. The 8-Mile Boulevard Association is a non-profit organization charged with revitalizing and promoting a 27-mile stretch of 8 mile road between I-275 and I-94.
The 8-Mile Boulevard Association has worked extensively across jurisdictional boundaries on several projects to dramatically improve the appearance of 8-mile road, including the installation of 24 perennial gardens and distinctive city identification signs, recognizing and presenting beautification awards and holding an annual clean up program.
During Partnerships for Change, the project partners established a "Corridor Keeper" program to educate and support building code and zoning ordinances that help the aesthetic character of the 8-Mile Boulevard. This is an education and enforcement program designed to improve the effectiveness of building maintenance codes and relevant land use ordinances to enhance the appearance and business climate along the 8 mile boulevard corridor.
Please visit the 8 Mile Project web site for more information.
Community Update: The 8-Mile Boulevard association is currently seeking grant funding to initiate the Corridor Keeper Program.
This page last updated on 11/6/2008.