Working with residents, neighborhood leaders, and local businesses, the City will be providing a wide variety of services during Neighborhood Pride.

Arrange for community police officers to walk the neighborhood

Clean up and mow neighborhood parks, recreational areas, and right-of-ways

Sweep streets and pick up litter in alleys

Remove graffiti on public property and right-of-way areas

Check and repair streetlights

Collect bulk trash upon scheduling at 645-TRSH or 645-8774

Paint fire hydrants

Evaluate exterior housing, refuse, and health code compliance

Offer resources to meet home repair needs

Trim or remove problematic trees within street right-of-way

Offer block watch and fire prevention outreach

Provide information on immunization and other neighborhood health needs

Address other neighborhood needs as identified NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE RESOURCES

A Home Repair Consultant can offer you advice about choosing a contractor, tools, and home repair products. 

Could you use a ladder or a power tool to complete a necessary home repair? The Tool Library has nearly 200 different types of tools available on loan for home repairs in qualifying areas.

Home Repair Grants and Loans may be available to solve exterior home conditions which threaten life or safety. Many homeowners use these funds to address necessary roof, gutter, siding and porch repairs.

Citizen Service Centers will be established in the neighborhood during Pride week to provide additional information on city services.