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Register your neighborhood group (Raleigh Neighborhood Registry)

Provided by: City of Raleigh Community Engagement (City of Raleigh)

Neighborhood and homeowners associations, block clubs, community watch and garden clubs can join the Raleigh Neighborhood Registry for free equipment rentals, funding eligibility, and a City contact.

Ways to do it

• Raleigh Neighborhood Registry: https://raleighnc.gov/community/services/raleigh-neighborhood-registry
• Neighborhood Registry: call 919-996-6100
• Neighborhood Registry: email RNR@raleighnc.gov

Good to know

• Who can use it: The group must have a defined boundary with at least 48 homes, meet at least once a year, and be nonpartisan.
• Benefits: free festival equipment rentals (such as popcorn machines and outdoor movie equipment), eligibility for neighborhood funds, an assigned Community Relations Analyst, a one-time free printed flyer or mailer, and up to four meetings a year in City facilities.

Related

• Get small grants for neighborhood, arts or climate projects
• Borrow a lawn mower, trimmer or blower for free (Raleigh Tool Share)

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Draft: compiled from official pages but not yet checked by a volunteer. Last checked 2026-11-04. Sources: https://raleighnc.gov/community/services/raleigh-neighborhood-registry

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