Peoria Standard

The City of Peoria Community Development Department awarded mini grants to 32 neighborhood associations and homeowner associations through the 2023 Neighborhood Mini Grant Program. 

The Neighborhood Mini Grant Program provides neighborhood and homeowner associations (HOAs) with grants to improve their neighborhoods and build community. The maximum funding amount per grant is $5,000. The program is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. Visit our website for more information on each individual project.

Council District One 

• Arago Neighborhood Association
• Arbor District Neighborhood Association
• Goose Lake Neighborhood Association
• Martin-Warren Southside Neighborhood Association
• Southside Community United for Change (SCUC)
• Spring Grove Homeowners Association
• Starr Street Neighborhood Association

Council District Two

• Center Bluff Neighborhood Association
• Metro West Neighborhood Association
• North Florence Neighborhood Association
• Orchard District Neighborhood Association
• Randolph-Roanoke Residential Association
• Twin Towers Place Homeowners Association
• University East Neighborhood Association
• West Central Neighborhood Association

Council District Three

• East Bluff Community Neighborhood Association
• The Knolls Homeowners Association
• Northmoor Hills Homeowners Association

Council District Four

• Creighton Woods Neighborhood Association
• East Northgate Park Homeowners Association
• Idyllbrook Homeowners Association
• Lynnhurst Homeowners Association
• Palmyra Estates Condominium Association
• Village Grande at Ancient Oaks
• Willow Knolls Residents Recreation Association
• Yorkshire Village Community Association

Council District Five

• Chapel Park Homeowners Association
• Edgewild Homeowners Association
• Fairway Villa Condominium Association
• Hawley Hills Homeowners Association
• Trails Edge Villas Homeowners Association
• Willow Tree Condominium Association

Original source can be found here.