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Neighborhood Revitalization

• Community Grant Programs
• Resources for Small Businesses:
  Small business is the cornerstone of any thriving neighborhood. Our partnerships with local financial institutions have assisted borrowers in opening neighborhood restaurants, yoga studios, professional offices and securing needed equipment for expansion. Whether you are looking to expand an existing business or join the many Maryland entrepreneurs opening new businesses, the Division of Neighborhood Revitalization at the Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development has a variety of loan resources available.
  
  • Be SMART Business Program
  • Microenterprise Loan Program
  • Maryland Capital Access
  • Linked Deposit
  • Neighborhood BusinessWorks
  • Training Academy
  • Commercial Lender Workshop Presentations
• Training
• Resources for Local Governments
  The Division of Neighborhood Revitalization at the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development is changing lives across Maryland. Through funding and technical assistance we are working with local governments to enhance existing neighborhood resources, support economic development, provide public services and improve the quality of life for citizens. Utilizing our programs, our local government partners have made water and sewer enhancements, stimulated investment in their downtowns, and improved delivery of essential government services to their communities.
  • Community Development Block Grant
  • Community Legacy
  • Emergency Shelter Grants
  • Maryland Town Manager Circuit Rider Program
  • Sustainable Communities
• Main Street Maryland
• Resources for Non-Profits
  The Division of Neighborhood Revitalization at the Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development supports 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations by providing technical assistance and funding opportunities that will leverage additional resources. Nonprofit organizations, at work in communities across Maryland, have utilized our resources to develop more affordable housing, increase organizational capacity, enhance youth and job services and improve neighborhoods and business districts.
  • Community Investment Tax Credit
  • Community Legacy
  • Community Services Block Grant
  • Neighborhood Housing Services