Clark County will pay for part of your fix-up. Not someday. Now.
The District B Revitalization and Beautification Grant Program opened October 24, 2026 and runs through January 28, 2027. It pays up to $5,000 for a residential property and up to $10,000 for a commercial property in Commission District B.
The program is funded by the Office of Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick and administered by Grow America. One catch runs the whole show: if your address is not in District B, none of this applies to you.
First, Check the Map. The Money Only Lives in District B
Start at the county map, not the application. Go to maps.clarkcountynv.gov/openweb, type in your street address, and click Elected Officials.
Next to Commissioner, you need to see Marilyn Kirkpatrick.
Residential applicants must own and live in the home, and the limit is one grant per household. Own a home and a business in District B? The program FAQ says you could apply for a grant for each.
Priority is not random. Seniors age 62 and older score higher, and so do households with income under $84,000.
Homes in ZIP codes 89145, 89115, 89107, and 89108 also get higher priority. Everyone else in District B can still apply, but those files move first.
What the Grant Actually Pays For
This is curb appeal and safety money, not a remodel free-for-all. Eligible residential work includes landscaping and xeriscaping, paint and facade repair, and safety upgrades like cameras, alarms, lighting, and fencing.
Fall-prevention and accessibility improvements count too, inside and out. Movable items do not, so furniture and umbrellas are out.
Here is the detail most people miss. Use a licensed contractor located and operating in District B and a home award can grow by $500, to $5,500 total.
All construction work must be done by a contractor licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board, and projects must be properly permitted. Work must finish within six months of the grant agreement and be maintained for at least three years.
Do not start early. The program will not reimburse costs incurred before the grant agreement is signed and executed.
Apply Like You Mean It: The Exact Checklist
Online applications are preferred through Survey Apply, and the site prompts you to create a free account. Paper applications are available during mobile office hours at the Bob Price, Torrey Pines, and Overton centers.
Gather these five things before you submit:
- Photos of the existing conditions
- A contractor quote or estimate with the scope of work
- Proof of ownership, like a property tax bill or deed of trust
- A government-issued ID
- Income documents if they apply, like two months of pay stubs, a W2, a tax return, or a Social Security benefit letter
Incomplete applications without the required documents will not be reviewed. That is the fastest way to lose free money.
Review runs in three phases: eligibility, technical review of scope and quotes, then a selection committee of county staff and community members. If reviewers have questions, you get two weeks to resolve them, and there is no appeal for applications that are not approved.
Decisions can take up to 60 days, and residential awards are notified by email from Grow America. Want help in person? Mobile office hours run 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Monday, December 7 at Torrey Pines Community Center and Monday, January 11 at Robert “Bob” Price Recreation Center.
Check the map today, get one licensed quote this week, and file a complete application well before January 28. A complete file gets a real shot at $5,000.
