Mid Town Neighborhood Association

Mid Town Neighborhood Association is a non-profit organization and partnership located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, focused on community development and neighborhood improvement initiatives. Registered in SAM.gov with a current registration valid through March 21, 2026, the organization operates primarily as a community-based entity dedicated to enhancing local neighborhood conditions and resident engagement. The association's core mission appears to center on community empowerment, resident leadership development, and neighborhood safety strategies, working closely with local municipal governments to implement targeted community improvement programs.

The organization has consistently received federal grant sub-awards from the City of Grand Rapids, with documented awards dating from 2020 to 2024. These grant awards predominantly focus on community safety and resident engagement activities, including comprehensive neighborhood outreach, education efforts, and leadership training programs. Specific grant-funded initiatives involve organizing block clubs, developing neighborhood watch programs, conducting security surveys, and creating crime alert materials. The sub-awards demonstrate a structured approach to increasing community safety and resident involvement, with grant descriptions highlighting the organization's commitment to resolving housing and neighborhood issues while maintaining active resident participation in local community activities. While the grants are sub-awards through the City of Grand Rapids, they likely originate from federal funding sources focused on community development, public safety, and neighborhood revitalization initiatives.