City of Terre Haute Announces Neighborhood Investment Fund Awards

The City of Terre Haute announced the first Neighborhood Investment Fund awards. The Neighborhood Investment Fund was launched earlier this year to help residents work together to create visible, practical improvements in their own neighborhoods. Within the 2026 cycle, the City received 19 applications requesting more than $215,000 during the 2026 cycle.

The 2026 Neighborhood Investment Fund awards are:

Village Quarter Association - $4,500: entrance landscaping and beautification at the Poplar Street and Village Drive entrance.

Collett Park Neighborhood - $8,500: updated neighborhood street sign assemblies at key intersections around the historic Collett Park area.

Mullen Flats - $15,000: an outdoor gathering space with a concrete pad, pergola, seating, and a permanently affixed grill behind Mullen Flats.

Deming Park Gateway - $14,000: pedestrian safety and gateway improvements near Ohio Boulevard, Fruitridge Avenue, and Deming Drive.

Farrington's Grove Historic District - $6,811: historic district banners and neighborhood identification improvements.

Greenwood Manor Apartments - $14,450: playground equipment and safer play surfacing for young children in the Greenwood Manor community.

Brittlebank Neighborhood Mural - $11,000: a public mural near Brittlebank Park to create a neighborhood gateway and visual landmark.