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Resources for Neighborhoods

Frequently Asked Questions

Is your neighborhood group interested in crime prevention?

Partner with MOCSA for a neighborhood safety walkthrough. MOCSA will also help neighborhood groups with projects that increase community safety. Find out more about Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. If you have questions or would like to start a project, contact Maddie Dumbell at mdumbell@mocsa.org.

Is your neighborhood group interested in neighborhood cleanups?

Livable Neighborhoods encourages you to adopt-a-spot! It’s a great way to keep our community litter-free and show that someone cares for a space. (You’ll even get to put a cool sign for your neighborhood group placed there).

Tell me more about the Adopt-a-Spot program.

Do you need help making minor home repairs?

Safe and affordable housing affects quality of life.

Homeowners in Wyandotte County may be eligible to receive assistance making needed home repairs through. Contact UG's Community Development Department for additional information.

UG Community Development

Additionally, more community nonprofits provide support in making minor home repairs to Wyandotte County homeowners who demonstrate financial need. Contact the Livable Neighborhoods office for a comprehensive list of these organizations.

Are you interested in additional ways to improve your community?

The Wyandotte County Public Health Department (WYCO PHD) in partnership with various community organizations is on a mission to make Wyandotte County healthier by focusing on things like affordable housing, quality education, good jobs, and safer neighborhoods. Learn more about how the Public Health Department and community partners intend to provide an equal opportunity for everyone to enjoy a long and healthy life, and how you can get involved.

WyCo CHIP

AARP Livable Community provides extensive resources and information on neighborhood health and betterment. Check on their library of information on community gardens, disaster resilience, walkability, and so much more.

AARP Livable Communities Library