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Tucker-Northlake CID commits $75,000 to support public art projects
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Tucker-Northlake CID commits $75,000 to support public art projects
The Tucker-Northlake Community Improvement District (CID) board of directors has approved the creation of a $75,000 dedicated public art fund to support major investments in artists and creative projects in public spaces. The fund launches with an initial allocation of $50,000 and includes an ongoing commitment of percent of annual CID revenue. That annual commitment is estimated to grow at about $25,000 based on 2025 collections, for a total o…
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