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Home›News›Grants Pass Unveils ‘Buy-a-Brick’ Campaign for Owl Plaza 2024

Grants Pass Unveils ‘Buy-a-Brick’ Campaign for Owl Plaza 2024

By Matthew Lynch
November 19, 2024
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Introduction:
The City of Grants Pass has announced the launch of a ‘Buy-a-Brick’ campaign to support the development of the new Owl Plaza. The campaign, which began on November 17, 2024, invites residents and businesses to purchase personalized bricks that will be incorporated into the plaza’s design.

Main Content:
Owl Plaza, located in the heart of downtown Grants Pass, is set to become a vibrant public space featuring art installations, seating areas, and landscaping. The ‘Buy-a-Brick’ campaign offers community members a unique opportunity to leave a lasting mark on the plaza while contributing to its development.

Proceeds from the campaign will help fund the construction and maintenance of the plaza, ensuring that it remains a welcoming and well-maintained space for years to come. City officials are optimistic that the campaign will foster a sense of ownership and pride among residents.

Conclusion:
The ‘Buy-a-Brick’ campaign for Owl Plaza is a creative and inclusive way to engage the community in the development of a new public space. As the campaign gains momentum, Grants Pass residents can look forward to the completion of a plaza that reflects their collective vision and support.

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