A developer is seeking up to $27.5 million in government bonds to redo the elderly- and disabled-centric housing complex in Green Bay.

The city's Housing Authority has agreed to provide Monroe Plaza Housing I, LLC, a group based in California, up to $27.5 million in tax-exempt conduit revenue bonds to buy and remodel the apartments.

GREEN BAY – Two people were injured Sunday after a fire on the seventh floor of the Monroe Plaza apartments. Fire crews responded around 7:20 p.m. to 400 N. Monroe Ave. and found smoke on the ...

Monroe Plaza, 400 N. Monroe Ave. in Green Bay, may get a renovation if the city approves a developer's vision for the 1970s-era building.