Neighborhood Registration

Start a New Group

Organized neighborhood groups are essential to fostering healthy community throughout the City. Filling out the application below to create a neighborhood group…it’s a great way to get to know your neighbors and better the community while encouraging residents to take an active role in organizing their neighborhoods. The City of Champaign provides technical and financial assistance to neighborhood groups including mailings, organization, leadership, and service project assistance, and additional assistance to help define and solve neighborhood issues and problems.

Benefits for registered neighborhood groups include:

REGISTERED groups may apply for neighborhood small grants;
REGISTERED groups may request one mailing per year to all members within their neighborhood group boundaries;
REGISTERED groups receive technical assistance from City staff to help with group member retention and outreach efforts;
REGISTERED groups receive direct knowledge from subject matter experts through the monthly Neighborhood Leaders Virtual Meeting; and more!

Complete the form below to register your neighborhood association/group.

Neighborhood Association/Group Name*
Year Organized*
Geographic Boundaries of the Association/Group
North*
South*
West*
East*
Membership and Contact Information
At least two (2) primary contacts are required. Groups not providing two (2) primary contacts will not be registered.
Primary Associate/Group Contact
Name*
First Last
Email*
Address*
Street Address
Phone*
Alternate Association/Group Contact
Name*
First Last
Email*
Address*
Street Address
Phone*
Additional Association/Group Leader Contacts
List additional primary leader contacts, officers, board members, etc. Be sure to include their name, address and email. If email is not included, contacts will not receive information and updates sent to the leaders email listserv. Separate entries with a semicolon (;) or period (.).
Additional Contacts
Neighborhood Group Member Roster
List the names of the neighbors within your neighborhood group boundaries who have agreed to organize as a group and register with the City. Typically 5-10 neighbors besides group leaders should be listed to ensure neighborhood buy-in for forming the registered group. Separate entries with a semicolon (;) or period (.).
Member Roster*
Public Method of Contact
REQUIRED: Provide at least one (1) public method of contact to be posted on the City's online registry. Enter N/A for methods not provided.
Public Contact Name (can be group name)*
Public Email Address*
Public Phone Number*
Public Mailing Address*
Find Group on Social Media (optional)
Select the platform you use most often
- Facebook
- Twitter
- Instagram
Other
Other Neighborhood Participants (optional)
Please include churches, schools, recreation centers, etc. Separate entries with a semicolon (;) or period (.).
Other Neighborhood Participants
Additional Organizing Information
List the most critical issues/concerns facing your neighborhood.*
Neighborhood Watch
If your neighborhood plans on organizing mainly around security and safety issues, consider becoming a Neighborhood Watch Group. Please check the box below and the Neighborhood Services Department will send you information specific to the Neighborhood Watch Program.
Neighborhood Watch
- Yes, my neighborhood is interested in organizing as a Neighborhood Watch group.
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Neighborhood Registration

Geographic Boundaries of the Association/Group

Membership and Contact Information

Primary Associate/Group Contact

Alternate Association/Group Contact

Additional Association/Group Leader Contacts

Neighborhood Group Member Roster

Public Method of Contact

Find Group on Social Media (optional)

Other Neighborhood Participants (optional)

Additional Organizing Information

Neighborhood Watch

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