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Adopt-a-Block PilotCity of Jackson · Planning & Development
City of Jackson Innovation Team · Beautification Program

Adopt-a-block Pilot.

Jackson residents, businesses, faith groups, and civic organizations can formally adopt a City street segment committing to regular clean-up, upkeep, and pride of place starting with the blocks the City's own code enforcement data shows need it most.

4,771
Active code enforcement cases citywide
182
Distinct streets with 8+ active cases
7 WARDS
One citywide neighborhood effort
30
Priority blocks identified for adoption today
Source: City of Jackson Active Code Enforcement Records, exported April 24, 2026. Rankings combine total case volume and violation severity (demolition and board-up weighted highest).
The commitment

Three steps to adopt your block

Choose a block, submit your interest form, and work with the City to begin your volunteer commitment.

1

Choose a block

Adopt a block in your neighborhood or search the City's priority list for areas where volunteer support can make a difference.

2

Submit your interest form

Tell us who is adopting, which block you selected and how the City can contact your group.

3

Get to work

After City review and confirmation, begin regular cleanups and report issues that require City assistance.

Priority blocks

Find a block to adopt

Search the City's current priority list by street, ward, or issue type. You are not limited to this list — you may apply for another Jackson block below.

ADOPT-A-BLOCK NEIGHBORHOOD BEAUTIFICATION PILOT

Neighborhood Micro-Grant Application.

Clean • Connect • Transform: Building Pride Block by Block

Micro-grants provide small, flexible funding so Adopt-a-Block neighborhoods can carry out beautification projects or organize community cleanups. Select the track that fits your project and complete the application below.

Eligibility: Applicants must be residents of the City of Jackson and members of a neighborhood association, faith-based organization, nonprofit organization, or registered business.