Ferguson Neighborhood Improvement Program

Marveena is the mastermind behind the scenes. Constantly on adventures, she’s never without her loyal sidekick. This energetic, fun-sized dynamo might seem familiar—she's deeply involved in countless volunteer projects. Marveena is your dog-loving neighbor who leads the Tree Program with passion and dedication.

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Do you know someone looking for a great community? Did you know FNIP is here to help? FNIP provides "A forgivable loan of $2,500 is offered to recent college graduates, law enforcement officers, school district employees, fire fighters and emergency medical technicians (EMTs), and City Staff. This loan is to be used for the purchase of a home in Ferguson". Let us know if you have questions!!

Ferguson Neighborhood Improvement Program | Ferguson, MO - Official Website All programs and housing resources provided by the Ferguson Neighborhood Improvement Program Board.

Meet the Board! David Keller is our Vice President. You can say, he’s on the team. You may find him on the sidelines yelling ‘YAY SPORTS!’ An involved citizen for many years, he calls Ferguson home alongside the rest of the Keller ‘squad.’

FNTAP Application Updates!

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Meet the Board! First up, we have Larry Robinette, President. A long time resident, and active citizen, Larry enjoys weekends off grid with family. When he isn't acting as FNIP's mail delivery staff, you can find him volunteering, enjoying the outdoors, and drinking Piña Coladas.

Do you have a tree that looks like this? FNIP can help?

FNIP will pay 75% of hazardous tree removal for dead trees on private property that are a significant safety concern (dead trees posing a safety risk).

Apply today!

https://www.fergusoncity.com/DocumentCenter/View/6994/FNTAP-Fund-Program-Application---updated-642024?bidId=

FNIP will put money towards a neighborhood improvement project that is being organized by a neighborhood organization, local business owners, or other community leaders/organizations; projects should have neighborhood commitments pledged prior to FNIP reviewing the application.

Apply today!

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Now accepting applications for Phase 1!
“FNIP will pay 75% of hazardous tree removal for dead trees on private property that are a significant safety concern (dead trees posing a safety risk).”
Apply today!

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See everyone at the parade!

FNIP will put money towards an owner-occupied residence exterior improvement project that will increase the residence's pride, distinction, and beauty and improve the appearance and value of individual homes. Apply Now!

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New local Ferguson patio! “Thanks FNIP the new patio looks great! We’ve been wanting to do this for years. The EIM grant really helped”.

Our ✨NEW✨ Exterior Home Improvement application is now live! All applications received must be on our new form!

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Tree Program Guidelines and Application

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Our Tree Program is currently underway! You may have received a letter stating that you have a dead tree and are eligible for the first round. To help you understand the process better, we have created an infographic that outlines the primary steps. For the full application and further details, please visit https://www.fergusoncity.com/DocumentCenter/View/6994/FNTAP-Fund-Program-Application---updated-642024?bidId=

Our Tree Program, PHASE ONE, is now open!! Follow this link for more details! Message us or e-mail [email protected]

https://www.fergusoncity.com/DocumentCenter/View/6994

🥳Ferguson Neighborhood Improvement Program NEW 🌲 Tree Program 🌲 is coming soon! Keep an eye on us for updates! 📣📣📣

Get inspired! Take a look at the recent presentation 🎤 made by our Board President 🧑‍💼 to the City Council!

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The new fiscal year has started and we are open for your applications! Some important reminders to qualify! Your property taxes must be up to date. You must be the owner of the home. Work cannot be completed until AFTER you receive approval. We will need before pictures, that we can help you print or e-mail, a bid for the work to be completed (or receipts for material if you are doing the work yourself, and a general description or plan of the work that is to be completed.

Are you looking for housing resources? Don't see what you need from FNIP?

Check with other organizations in the St. Louis Region using this Housing Resources Guide from the City of Ferguson!

http://www.fergusoncity.com/DocumentCenter/View/5215/St-Louis-Region-Housing-Resources

Are you looking to buy a home in Ferguson? Are you a recent college graduate, law enforcement officer, pre-kindergarten through 12th grade teacher, fire fighter or emergency medical technician (EMT)?
We are accepting applications for our Good Neighbor Gift, a $2,500 forgivable loan to be used for the purchase of a home in Ferguson.

See details at https://www.fergusoncity.com/645/FNIP

Ferguson has 12 established neighborhood organizations. Each of these organizations plays a key role in the community development of our City. The most involved residents in our City create the biggest impact. Please consider joining your neighborhood organization to improve your community!

For more information, visit https://www.fergusoncity.com/181/Neighborhood-Organizations

Are you new to Ferguson? Have a question regarding City services? Check out the Resident Guide to City Services on the City's website.

http://www.fergusoncity.com/DocumentCenter/View/5340/Resident-Guide-to-City-Services

Are you looking to buy a home in Ferguson? Are you a recent college graduate, law enforcement officer, pre-kindergarten through 12th grade teacher, fire fighter or emergency medical technician (EMT)?
We are accepting applications for our Good Neighbor Gift, a $2,500 forgivable loan to be used for the purchase of a home in Ferguson.
See details at https://www.fergusoncity.com/645/FNIP

Ferguson has had many community gardens in the past; Community gardens are a great way to be involved in the community while bringing fresh, healthy foods to our community. If you’re interested in starting a community garden, contact us and we will put you in contact with organizations like Seed St. Louis to get it done.

Learn more about funding a project like this on our website: https://www.fergusoncity.com/645/FNIP

New Project Registration This form shows your interest in and registers you for an orientation to start the process to start a community or school garden and/or orchard with Seed St. Louis (formerly Gateway Greening) or to join our network if you have an existing community agriculture project. You will be emailed a week pri...