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Community Development
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Community Development Overview

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Juan Ganum
Juan Ganum
Community Development Director

The City of Niles Community Development Department is one of seven City departments. Its functions include activities related to short and long-range community planning, building inspection services, real and personal property value assessment, historical preservation and education. The department also works closely with the Niles Main Street program.

The Community Development Department is comprised of the following functional areas:

Home Assistance Program

The Community Development Department oversees federal funds that are supplied to help income-eligible residents with home rehabilitation assistance.  The Homeowners Assistance Program is an annual cycle program available when federal monies are available. Click on one of the links below for more information.

Home Assistance Program Press Release
Application for the Home Assistance Program

Planning

Planning provides information on land use, zoning, site development standards, general plan policies and City Council directed study issues. Planning also processes applications for land use related permits.

Dial A Ride Transportation System

The Niles Dial A Ride is a transportation system serving residents of the City of Niles and provides limited services to surrounding township residents. Click here to go to the Niles Dial A Ride webpage.

Fort St. Joseph Museum

The Fort St. Joseph Museum is located in the former carriage house of the beautiful Victorian period Chapin Mansion.  Read more about the Museum by clicking here.