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City’s revised Servolution agreement directs more funds to home repairs

City’s revised Servolution agreement directs more funds to home repairs
Servolution Network Executive Director Jason Malewiski speaks to a crowd of volunteers during the Good Neighbors Spring Blitz in April. Malewiski told the Azle City Council Sept. 1 more than 400 homes have been revitalized since the city and Servolution began their partnership 10 years ago, including 69 in Azle.

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For the last 10 years, the city of Azle and Servolution Network have worked together to help hundreds of struggling homeowners tackle necessary home repairs.

But now, a revised agreement could make that mission just a little easier.

During its Sept. 1 meeting, the Azle City Council approved a revised agreement for Servolution’s Good Neighbors Program that will allow more funds to be directed toward approved home repair projects.

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