Recognizing a strength
of Garland is the character of
its neighborhoods, we will work
in partnership with neighborhood
stakeholders and community resources
to build a stronger community and
keep Garland an excellent place
to live and invest.
This site is the starting point
for information on the City of
Garland’s neighborhood
programs, grants, and services
for individuals, non-profit organizations,
and neighborhood groups. The
City of Garland has embarked
upon a new strategy for coordinating
its neighborhood programs and
initiatives emphasizing partnerships
within the City organization,
residents, and resources throughout
the community.
The below
will lead to information about
the Strategy
for Vital Neighborhoods on
the Garland City Web site, and
to the various City departments
offering neighborhood-related
programs and services.
The City of Garland has initiated
a new strategy for all of its neighborhoods.
This innovative effort emphasizes
partnerships between the City,
residents, businesses, non-profit
organizations, schools, and various
community groups like the faith
community and volunteer services.
This strategy aims to stabilize
and improve neighborhoods, reinforce
a sense of community in these areas,
and empower and enable neighbors
to create positive change in their
communities.
Strategy Overview -
This section introduces the Strategy
for Vital Neighborhoods, the Neighborhood
Philosophy, and the main components
of the Strategy for Vital Neighborhoods. Click
Here.
Neighborhood
Program Areas - The
Strategy for Vital Neighborhoods
is for all of Garland’s neighborhoods.
A part of the Strategy is to focus
on areas of the city to address
neighborhood specific issues, build
neighborhood management capacity,
and develop a greater sense of
community. Find out more about
where the Strategy for Vital neighborhoods
is working in partnership to stabilize
and improve neighborhoods. Click
Here.
Garland Neighborhood
Management Academy - The
Garland Neighborhood Management
Academy (GNMA) is a series of educational
classes on a variety of topics
important to neighborhood vitality.
The classes serve to increase awareness
of city services and programs,
provide leadership training, strengthen
communications, and increase knowledge
of the basic tools that enhance
the vitality of our community. Click
Here.
Neighborhood
Strategy Library -
This online library contains recent
media publications, presentations,
and neighborhood resources. It
also contains articles and websites
that may be of interest to neighbors
and neighborhood organizations. Click
Here.
Calendar - Upcoming
neighborhood meetings and strategy-related
events are listed on the calendar. Click
Here.
Contact Us - Contact us
for more information on the Strategy
for Vital Neighborhoods or to find
out how to get involved in your
neighborhood. Click
Here.
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