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Nashville Metro Council to consider budget with $23M for affordable housing program
Nashville Metro Council is considering a substitute budget that allocates $23 million to the Barnes Housing Trust Fund for affordable housing and includes additional funding for eviction counseling, homeless services, fire department programs, and workforce development. The proposal reflects community feedback and aims to improve housing stability and quality of life, with examples like the Drakes Creek Cooperative highlighting the benefits of co-op housing models.
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