Neighborhood Plans

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Neighborhood plans are an important part of the City's long-range planning efforts and are used to encourage revitalization of older and underserved areas. The plans create incremental change through targeting public investment, connecting community partners, and attracting private investment. 

Neighborhood planners work with community members and associations to develop area-specific plans which are adopted as amendments to the Amarillo Comprehensive Plan. The Planning Department provides project implementation support to neighborhoods and staffs the Neighborhood Planning Oversight Committee.  

Adopted Neighborhood Plans

Click the links below for more information on each adopted Neighborhood Plan.

North Heights Neighborhood Plan

Barrio Neighborhood Plan

San Jacinto Neighborhood Plan

Eastridge Neighborhood Plan

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Click on the interactive map to view details

 Projects in Motion

Click here to see the projects that are current and completed to further the goals of the respective neighborhood plans. 

Neighborhood Planning Initiative Interlocal Agreement

In Amarillo, neighborhood associations play an important role in the Neighborhood Planning Initiative by overseeing implementation of the adopted plans. By meeting certain organizational criteria, they become recognized by the City of Amarillo as the official partner for plan implementation. Click the above link for more information.

Recognized Neighborhood Associations

A Neighborhood Association is an organized group of residents who work together to represent the interests of their neighborhood. Click the link above to find out how to become a recognized Neighborhood with the city.

 Neighborhood Association Toolkit If you have a Neighborhood Association or are interested in forming one, click the above link for the resources to help.

Funding Opportunities

A variety of funding opportunities are available to assist with neighborhood planning efforts. In general, there are two sources.

Public Funds

Other Neighborhood Funding Programs
Funds that can be utilized to implement projects in the neighborhoods.

For questions about Neighborhood Plans, Contact our Neighborhood Planner, Chris Jackson at 806-378-5255 or Chris.Jackson@amarillo.gov.