The Neighborhood Capital Improvement Program was designed by the City to work cooperatively with Neighborhood/Civic Associations to identify capital improvement and beautification projects that enhance the safety or aesthetic appearance of LMI neighborhoods, compliments other City initiatives and encourages community involvement. 

The goal of the Neighborhood Capital Improvement Program is to fund capital improvement and beautification projects that enhance the safety or aesthetic appeal of Low- and Moderate Income (LMI) Neighborhoods.

The maximum amount of funding available in this program is $13,000.00 per project. There is a limit of one project per neighborhood.

Only the listed neighborhood/civic associations are eligible to participate in this program. If you are interested in this program, please reach out to your respective eligible neighborhood/civic association.

NEIGHBORHOOD/CIVIC ASSOCIATION	QUALIFIED NEIGHBORHOOD
None	441 Corridor
Beverly Park Civic Association	Beverly Park
Boulevard Heights Neighborhood Association	Boulevard Heights
Driftwood Civic Association	Driftwood
Highland Gardens Civic Association, United Neighbors of South Hollywood	Highland Gardens
Hollywood Gardens West Civic Association	Hollywood Gardens West
Hollywood Hills Civic Association	Hollywood Hills
Hollywood Lakes Civic Association	Hollywood Lakes
Lawn Acres Civic Association	Lawn Acres
Liberia Civic Association	Liberia
North Central Civic Association	North Central
Park East Civic Association	Park East
Park Side Civic Association	Park Side
Playland Estates Civic Association	Playland Estates
Downtown Parkside Royal Poinciana Civic Association	Downtown, Parkside, and Royal Poinciana
Washington Park Homeowners Association	Washington Park

If you wish to participate in this program, please contact your neighborhood/civic association. You may find contact information at Neighborhood Associations.
 
Please click the following links for more information about the program:

NCIP Policies and Application Packet

NCIP Technical Assistance Workshop- Presentation

Please click the following link to view Hollywood's LMI Map.

For more information on the Neighborhood Capital Improvement Program, please contact Donna Biederman, Community Development Coordinator, at 954.921.3271.