Sherman Park Neighborhood Improvement District #4 (NID)

Home-owner-occupants in the designated Sherman Park Neighborhood Improvement District (NID) area are eligible for up to $5,000 in home improvement assistance. The Sherman Park Community Association administers the grants for the NID. The NID provides modest grants homeowners of single family homes and duplexes in the NID Area (e.g. $500 – $5,000 each) to make the following improvements to their properties: energy efficiency improvements, repairs to increase water efficiency, repairs to the structural condition of the property (including roof repairs), safety improvements (including lighting and garages) and repairs to increase the curb appeal of property (“Improvements”).

Apply for the NID

Targeted Investment Neighborhood (TIN)

SPCA will also assist residents with their applications to the TIN program. The goal of the program is to support and encourage homeowners to improve the safety and appearance of the neighborhood. Homeowners who use the program can make common household repairs and updates, including:
  • Code violation repairs
  • Lead paint abatement
  • Exterior appearance
  • Heating & plumbing upgrades
  • Energy conservation
  • Weatherization
  • Window replacement
  • Electrical upgrades
Apply for the TIN

ROOSEVELT GROVE
N 36th to N 40th St / West Concordia Ave to Nash St

Partner: Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
Contact: Linda Griffin at (414) 873-1045
Email: pilgchurch@sbcglobal.net

Sherman Park Historic Districts

  • North Sherman Boulevard Historic District: A 14-block long linear residential area that includes buildings on both side of Sherman Boulevard from West Lloyd Street to West Keefe Avenue.
  • North Grant Boulevard Historic District: A linear residential area that includes the buildings on both sides of North Grant Boulevard between West Meinecke and West Locust Streets.
  • North 47 th Street Bungalow Historic District: Located on the 2500 block of 47 th Street between Wright and Clarke Streets. Although no particular style of house was defined in the restrictions, the twenty-four, single-family homes on the block are largely bungalows.

All exterior repairs, replacements, alterations, and building permits at your locally designated historic property and yard require a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) prior to beginning work. For more information on obtaining a COA, click here.

Home Improvement Contracts Information