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City of Cincinnati
SAFE & CLEAN NEIGHBORHOOD FUND
Keep Cincinnati Beautiful
Linda Holterhoff, Executive Director
Safe and Clean Fund
 $50,000 available each year
 $10,000 max. per neighborhood project
 Reimbursable funds
 The Fund Advisory Committee reviews grant applications
and makes recommendations two times a year.
Goals
 Improve safety, eliminate blight, improve livability
 Provide financial support for immediate, short-term, high-
impact initiatives
 Must be neighborhood-driven
Who Can Apply?
 Community and neighborhood groups or organizations
 Recipient must be a legal entity with a tax ID # (SSN
qualifies)
Results-Oriented
 Projects must demonstrate measurable outcomes
 Results can be changes in safety, cleanliness and/or livability
How to Apply
 All applications must follow the SARA Model
 Scanning
 Analysis
 Response
 Assessment
How to Apply
 Review of cover page:
 Contact Information
 Grant Request
 Neighborhood Match
 Total Budget
 Communities served
Question 1: The SARA Model
Offender
Victim
Location
Scanning
 Identify and define the problem. Use community
knowledge, crime data, maps, etc. to explain the situation
that must change in order to make the neighborhood safer,
cleaner, and more livable.
 Crime data should be specific to the problem at hand, either
by type or location.
Scanning example
 Theft from Auto
 Location (neighborhood): OTR
 Location (specific): West End Dayton Street
Analysis
 Identify problem characteristics and underlying causes of the
situation through analysis of information and data
 Analysis seeks to explain why the problem or situation occurs
Analysis example
 OTR:
 Time of theft
 Business District related
 Dayton Street:
 Overhanging trees
 No light
Response
 Describe the specific solution which will alleviate or
eliminate the problem, condition, or situation.
 Describe how the response will have a positive impact.
Response example
 OTR
 Increased foot patrols during peak hours.
 Educational flyers in bars
 Dayton Street
 Increased lighting in keeping with historical nature of housing
Assessment
 Describe specific measurable outcomes.
 Examples:
 Decrease in theft from auto
Question 2
 Time Table
 Specific steps/activities
 Who will do them
 Dates of implementation
Question 3
 Neighborhood Involvement
 How was the community involved in the planning for your
application?
 How are they involved in the implementation of the project?
Question 4
 City Departments/Gov’t. Agencies
 Who did you work with to put the grant application together?
 What did they do?
Question 5
 Measurable Outcomes
 Short-term?
 Long-term?
Question 6
 Other possible funders
 Has been/will be submitted to?
 Amount requested?
 Status?
 Leveraging information
Question 7
 Budget
 Supplies/Materials
 Personnel
 Services
 Capital
 Use forms provided
Question 7
 Neighborhood Match
 Volunteer Time
 Materials
 Services
 Cash
 Use form provided
Volunteer Labor
 Value
 Clean up: $20.65 p/hr
 Youth: $20.65 p/hr
 Board/committee members: $20.65 p/hr
 Professionals: current market/hr
Considerations
 Severity of the problem and potential for immediate impact
 Response must have a public impact
 Matching funds
 Leverage of resources (dollars, volunteers)
 Safe and Clean are the key goals and outcomes must be
related to one or both
Resources
 Citizens on Patrol
 CPOP Teams
 Community Councils, Neighborhood Business
District Association/Leaders
 Neighborhood Liaison Officers
 Keep Cincinnati Beautiful (352-4380)
Neighborhood Liaison Officers
 District 1: Sgt. Steve Saunders
 [email protected]
 District 2: Sgt. Casandra Tucker
 [email protected]
 District 3: Sgt. Sal Tufano
 [email protected]
 District 4: Sgt. Gil Thompson
 [email protected]
 District 5: Sgt. Jason Voelkerding
 [email protected]
Application Deadlines
 February 7, 2014
 Next Round Deadline (if funds available) August 1, 2014
Must be received by KCB by 5:00 p.m. on due date.
Office Address
Attn: Keep Cincinnati Beautiful
1115 Bates Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45225
Reporting
 Final report due 1 year after contract signed
 Process, Results, Measured Outcomes
 Not providing report forfeits future funding opportunities
 Include photos
Safe And Clean Fund
 Thank you!
 Good luck!
 Linda Holterhoff, Executive Director
Keep Cincinnati Beautiful
1115 Bates Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45225
 Marissa Burroughs, Grant Manager
(513) 352-4388
[email protected]