The City of SeaTac's 2014 "Pilot to Try It" Neighborhood Grant Program is now accepting applications through February 28. 

The City of SeaTac is committed to promoting and sustaining an environment that is responsive to resident involvement.  The purpose of the program is to encourage the formation of neighborhoods that work together for neighborhood identity through collaborative projects.  It is the goal of the "Pilot to Try It" Neighborhood Grant Program to build viable partnerships between the City and its residents.

Total grant funds available for the overall 2014 "Pilot to Try It" Neighbrohood Grant Program are $5,000.  Only qualified applications will be considered. Awarded projects will be determined by the amount of qualified applications the City receives and is limited to how many projects can be accommodated within the $5,000 program budget.

Examples of projects could include: neighborhood identity (signage, kiosks), community gardens, play areas, neighborhood events (Block Watch, Map Your Neighborhood), public amenities (benches, sculpture), neighborhood clean-up, youth projects, street lights (non-arterial), secure mailboxes, artwork/neighborhood beautification, or other similar improvements.

*    Projects must meet the program requirements
*    2014 pilot program is limited to $5,000.

For information and application, please contact Resource Conservation/Neighborhood Programs Coordinator Trudy Olson at 973.4763.  You may also click here for application on our website.