Neighborhood Resource Office

Application opens: MARCH 1, 2026

Application closes/deadline: APRIL 15, 2026

Every neighborhood is eligible to apply for Neighborhood Improvement Grant assistance.

The city reserves $10,000 for projects under the neighborhood grant program. Funds are limited, so starting early is important.

Two categories of funds are available:

• Neighborhood Activity Gift Cards – A neighborhood can apply for one $100 gift card in a calendar year to offset the costs related to a neighborhood event, such as a block party, clean-up day, tours, etc.
• Grants for Permanent Improvements – A neighborhood can apply for up to $2,500 to make a permanent improvement to the area that will benefit the community and common area of the neighborhood. If your project is asking for funding over multiple years, contact the Neighborhood Resource Office (NRO) to arrange a meeting before submitting your application.

A neighborhood may request one grant from each category in a calendar year. Grant awards are based upon available funds, competition for funding, and location.

Apply online through eTRAKiT

Neighborhoods are fundamental building blocks of Greeley's community.

Planning allows a community to become proactive in response to neighborhood issues and invites the diverse interests within a neighborhood to come together for the purpose of developing a shared vision.

The Imagine Greeley Comprehensive Plan is the community's guiding document on planning and policy direction for advancing the community. Detailed planning and policy direction is supported by smaller neighborhood/sub-area plans and studies such as the Parks, Trails, and Open Lands Master Plan, the Bicycle Master Plan, Transit Strategic Plan, or the Transportation Master Plan.

Over the years, Greeley's Planning Division has worked on several different neighborhood/sub-area plans and studies with community members to set goals and priorities that shaped their neighborhood. View the entire Imagine Greeley plan on the Long Range Planning page.

The Neighbor Labor Program connects Greeley residents who need help with small indoor and outdoor tasks to volunteers who are ready to lend a hand. Do you need help with snow removal, lawn care, or cleaning? You can apply for assistance if you can’t do the work yourself.

Once the Neighborhood Resource Office staff reviews your application and confirms that your need meets the program criteria, your project will be posted as a volunteer opportunity on the United Way of Weld County’s website. Volunteers can then sign up to help with your project.

Please note that this program does not cover big jobs like house painting or construction projects. Residents can find volunteer opportunities under the Neighbor Labor Program initiative.

Need help?

The City's Neighbor Labor program connects those in need with community volunteers. Apply through the city’s eTRAKiT portal.

• Once on this page, click on 'Apply/New Permit' under Permits
• For Permit Type, select 'Neighbor Labor'

Volunteers can sign up for projects on the United Way website.