Improve Your Neighborhood with City Grants

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The City of Bloomington is inviting residents to apply for neighborhood improvement grants in 2025, aiming to allocate approximately $30,000 to enhance local communities. The Neighborhood Improvement Grant empowers residents to undertake projects that benefit the entire neighborhood, including initiatives like installing neighborhood entrance signs and creating public art pieces. Small & Simple Grants, available for up to $500, support community-building activities and invasive species control initiatives. The Neighborhood Cleanup Grant encourages collaboration among residents for cleanup efforts, with two grants available for competitive application in 2025. Interested residents must participate in one of two virtual informational meetings scheduled for January 30 and February 4.

Important application deadlines are set for Letters of Intent by February 17 and completed applications by March 27. This initiative not only fosters community engagement but also aims to preserve Bloomington's unique charm and accessibility. For further details, residents can access the provided links for grant guidelines and applications.

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