For years, many Nebraskans in communities statewide have greatly benefitted from funding received through Nebraska’s Community Development Block Grant program. You’re encouraged to read about their successes—from safe, affordable, accessible housing, updated infrastructure, and expanding workforces, to improved water and wastewater systems, new or renovated senior or day care centers, and new tourism facilities—their stories are waiting to be told.

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* CDBG 2003-2007 Investments and Impacts Brochure Download PDF

• CDBG 2002-2006 Success Stories Brochure. Download PDF
• CDBG 25th Anniversary Slide Show. Download PDF
• CDBG Awards Map. Download PDF
• CDBG Testimonials. Download PDF

• CDBG 2002-2006 Awards and Leverage Listing Download .XLS

Nebraska Community Improvement Program (NCIP)

NCIP recognizes communities for volunteer, economic, and leadership development projects that emphasize volunteer involvement. To access ideas or learn more about award-winning community projects, go to:

CDBG SUCCESS STORIES IN NEBRASKA

POPULATION of 1-500

* Dix Housing Rehabilitation
* Eustis Wellness Center
* Farnam Fire Equipment
* Giltner Water System
* Harrisburg Water System
* Johnson Downtown Revitalization
* Long Pine Economic Development
* Lyman Street Improvements
* Madrid Street Improvements
* Oconto Community Center
* Pilger Water System
* Plymouth Economic Development
* Riverdale Community Center
* Stratton Economic Development
* Weston Housing Rehabilitation


POPULATION of 501-1,000

* Bassett Community and Economic Development
* Bassett Downtown Revitalization
* Beemer Water System
* Elm Creek Firestation & Community Center
* Fairmont O’Malley Grain
* Genoa U.S. Indian School Museum
* Indianola
* Loup City Community Center
* Paxton Fire Equipment
* Spencer Water System
* Stuart Community Center/Auditorium
* Terrytown Intergenerational Center
* Walthill Business Incubator

POPULATION of 1,001-2,000

* Atkinson Housing Rehabilitation
* Atkinson City Library
* Bayard Tourism
* CORE (Clearwater, Orchard, Royal, Page, Ewing) Housing Rehabilitation
* Dakota County Family Center
* Fullerton Tourism
* Gordon Housing Rehabilitation
* Oakland Street Improvements
* Plainview Housing Rehabilitation
* Red Cloud Community Center
* Wakefield Library

POPULATION of 2,001-5,000

* Fairbury, Lambriar Vet Supply
* Kimball Economic Development
* Ord Street Improvements

POPULATION of 5,001-9,999

* Chadron Housing Rehabilitation
* McCook Community Center
* Crete Housing
* Nebraska City Arbor Day Farm Tree House
* Nebraska City Economic Development
* Ogallala/Keith County Interpretive Center
* Saunders County Planning Project
* Seward Housing
* Wayne Community Center
* York Senior Center

POPULATION of 10,000-50,000

* Columbus Economic Development
* Kearney NE, St. Luke’s Child Care Center
* Lexington Housing Rehabilitation
* Scottsbluff Historic Midwest Theater
* North Platte Day Care Center

POPULATION greater than 50,000

* Omaha Drake Court Rehabilitation

The Nebraska Affordable Housing Trust Fund:

* Imperial Purchase/Rehabilitation/Resale

For other community projects follow this link:
http://crd.neded.org/comm_resource/project_network.htm

For further information on Community Development Block Grants contact: Steve Charleston, CRD deputy director, at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , or call (402) 471-3757 or toll-free (800) 426-6505.