Arizona is getting federal money to help communities cope with the effects of foreclosures.
The Governor's Office says the Department of Housing and Urban Development will provide $38 million to the Arizona Department of Housing.
According to the Governor's Office, the neighborhood grant money can be used by local governments and non-profits to buy foreclosed homes, rehabilitate them and make it available to home buyers.
That helps communities by reducing the number of vacant homes, a step that helps combat crime.
I'm not so sure how this will be conducted. This story leaves me with a lot of questions to tell the truth.
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