Neighborhood Programs and Events
Project Blitz, The Club Anti-Theft Device Program, Sustainability Toolkit
Services and Information
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2013 Small Grant Program Recipients
The Small Grant Competition empowers neighborhood groups to undertake specific sustainability projects best suited to meet their community needs. -
2015 CDBG References and Resources
List of references and resources to assist organizations in developing 2015 CDBG proposals, including presentations on designing CDBG-eligible programs and RFP best practices. -
CDBG Funding Cycle
Provides links to documents related to current and past CDBG Funding Cycles, including Request for Proposals (RFPs) -
Host a Project Blitz Clean-up For Your Neighborhood
Project Blitz is an opportunity for neighbors across the city to get together to clean up the streets, alleys and vacant lots in their area year round. -
Neighborhood Transformation Grants
Empowering communities to implement community-driven development! -
Neighborhood Transformation Grants 2023 Cycle
Empowering communities to implement community-driven development! -
Neighborhoods and Associations Websites and Social Media
Connect with your Neighborhood or Neighborhood Association via Twitter, Facebook or official website. -
OVP Kickback Events
Kickback events provide a safe space for residents, and help raise awareness of violence prevention and intervention resources. -
OVP Peace Walks
Peace walks bring together community members to march for peace in the City of St. Louis. -
Register for National Night Out
Sign your block up to participate in National Night Out, a national community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships. -
Report Violence with Courage2Report
Courage2ReportMO takes confidential reports involving any public or private school in Missouri with students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. -
Sustainability Toolkit
Ideas, examples, and how-to instructions for creating an exciting and innovative sustainability project in your neighborhood -
Sustainable Neighborhood Initiative
An initiative to inspire, empower and position neighborhood groups and residents to make sustainability changes in their own community. -
Veterans Day
Events and information about the Veterans Day observance in the City of St. Louis
Online Applications and Forms
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CBDO Application
CDBG Community-Based Development Organization (CBDO) Application -
National Night Out
National Night Out is a national community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships.
Downloadable Forms
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Street Closing Application for Events
Fillable PDF application for use of city streets during a special event (festival, parade, run, etc)
Plans and Reports
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2025 CDBG Funding Priorities
2025 CDBG Funding Priorities PDF -
Neighborhood Transformation Grants Awards Map and List
Neighborhood Transformation Grants Awards PDF maps and list
Maps and GIS
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National Night Out Party Map
Saint Louis City National Night Out party locations.
External Resources
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Community Builders STL blog article May 15, 2013
Article on the Mayor’s Office is launching a Sustainable Neighborhood Initiative to help neighborhoods become more sustainable -
Continuum of Care STL
The Continuum of Care (CoC) is a broad based partnership to prevent people within the community from becoming homeless. -
Creating Whole Communities
Creating Whole Communities brings together the University of Missouri–St. Louis (School of Social Work, Des Lee Collaborative Vision, and the Public Policy Research Center), University of Missouri Extension, and the St. Louis region's neighborhoods to focus on strengthening our communities. -
Grassroots Grantsmakers blog May 10, 2013
Using Small Grants to Get It Going -
Homescreen: Tenant Verification and Screening Service for the Tower Grove neighborhoods
A no cost to landlords program developed by the Tower Grove Neighborhoods CDC to screen and verify prospective tenants. -
Urban Sustainability - Catherine Werner on KDHX
Director Catherine Werner explains what it takes for a city to be environmentally and socially sustainable and why it's important.
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