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Mid-City
Neighborhood Groups:
PNOLA - The Phoenix of New Orleans (Tulane/Gravier Neighborhood)
Not listed? Email your neighborhood group to questions@louisianarebuilds.info.
http://pnola.org/
The Phoenix of New Orleans is offering case management services and rebuilding assistance to homeowners in the lower Mid-City area and is helping to develop community assets that ensure a vital neighborhood.
Rebuilding Services Provided: General rebuilding assistance Area Served: Lower Mid-City, area code 70119 Eligibility: In order to quality for assistance, clients must demonstrate that they are financially unable to rebuild and have exhausted every resource available to them. Contact Info: 504-322-3327 more What's Open:
Stay Local!
http://www.staylocal.org/
Stay Local! is a city-wide initiative for creating a strong economy based on locally owned and operated businesses in New Orleans.
Find open local businesses or register your business in the directory.
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NOLA Food Map Project
http://www.nolafoodmap.com/
New Orleans Food and Farm Network (NOFFN) created the NOLA Food Map Project to show residents where to find food: from grocery stores and farmers' markets, to restaurants and emergency kitchens.
The interactive maps, searchable by zip code, are regularly updated as new food resources open. Printable maps are also available.
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What's In My Back Yard
http://wimbydb.road2la.org/WIMBY/Reports.do
Developed by ICF for The Road Home Program, these WIMBY reports give you a general idea of the rebuilding progress in your neighborhood.
The tool provides information about the decisions of other Road Home applicants, as well as what services and facilities are available in your area. Type in your zip code to view the report specific to your area. While this database hasn't been recently updated, it can still be used to access permanent information like location of police stations, city council boundaries, etc.
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New Orleans Community on One Page
http://gisweb.cityofno.com/cnogis/
Find out about available services and recovery progress within one mile of your home.
While this database hasn't been recently updated, it can still be used to access permanent information like location of police stations, city council boundaries, etc. Click on Address Search, type in your address, and then use the top navigation to explore.
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Other Mid-City Resources:
City Council Districts A&B
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