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142 E Main, Suite 212 New Albany, IN 47150-3586 (812) 948-5333, phone (812) 948-6803, fax

11.28.23 NARC Packet

Mission Statement

The New Albany Department of Redevelopment is responsible for preparing and implementing plans, programs and projects that address the community development and economic development needs of the City. Working under the policy guidance of its governing bodies, the Department of Redevelopment accomplishes related outcomes through the use of Federal, state and local programs and funding sources many of which are intended to serve low and moderate-income areas and households.

Legal Public Hearing

Legal Public Hearing 9/28/23

Legal Notice FY23 CDBG

CDBG RPF

New Albany Redevelopment Commission

  • Terry Middleton, President
  • Bob Norwood, Vice President
  • Daniel Guess JR., Secretary
  • Jennie Collier 
  • Adam Dickey 
  • School Board Advisory, Non-Voting Member
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Calendar

Click here to view calendar. 

Redevelopment Staff

Josh Staten, Economic Development & Redevelopment Director, jstaten@cityofnewalbany.com

New Albany Redevelopment Authority

Terry Becker, President

Trent Baker, Vice-President

Cheryl Cotner, Secretary

Meeting Minutes
Meeting Calendar

Click here to view calendar. 

Grants

Programs

  • Flyers
  • Concentrated Code Enforcement: Summary
  • Tax Abatement
  • Emergency Repair Program Policies
  • Repair Affair
  • Youth Enrichment
    This ongoing program in partnership with the Parks and Recreation Department provides enrichment activities including: recreational sports, educational and special event opportunities that might not otherwise be available for inner-city youth ages 5-12 and teenagers 13-18 years old. In addition, programs designed for youth and adults with disabilities are offered.
  • Section 3
    Requires that recipients of certain HUD financial assistance, to the greatest extent possible, provide job training, employment, and contract opportunities for low- or very-low income residents and businesses in connection with projects and activities in their neighborhoods. If you live in government-assisted housing or if your household income falls below HUD’s income limits, you may qualify as a Section 3 resident or Section 3 business concern.
  • Youth Asset
    This ongoing program in partnership with a consortium of local agencies develops and implements comprehensive after school programs including: child care, recreational and educational (tutoring) activities to economically disadvantage youth in the New Albany area schools.

Parking Garage

Contact: Riverside Parking Inc.
927 West Main Street
Louisville, KY 40202
Ph: 502-584-2459

Rates: $ 2.00 Daily
$17.00 Non-Reserved (monthly)
$28.00 Reserved (monthly)
The City Parking Garage is located on State Street and managed by Riverside Parking Inc.

Master Plans

  • Downtown/Riverfront Master Plan

Fair Housing

Request for Proposals

Consolidated Annual Reports - Past Plans and Annual Reports

Please review:

Fiscal Year 2021 Consolidated Annual Performance & Evaluation Report

The Fiscal Year 2021 Consolidated Annual Performance & Evaluation Report is out for a 15-day comment period that commences today and concludes on September 27, 2022.  Please submit any comments that you have to Cyndi Krauss at ckrauss@cityofnewalbany.com or via U.S. Mail to 142 East Main Street, Suite 212.

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