Community Development Program
Sullivan 180’s Community Development Program challenges municipalities, schools and organizations to weave community health, civic engagement, youth participation and thoughtful design into their projects, plans and initiatives.
The program achieves these goals through 3 grant opportunities —Community Impact, Municipal Partnership and Community Development Grants.
Visit our Grants Page to learn more about these programs and to download the application.
“The Sullivan 180 Community Development Program is an important resource for leaders in our municipalities, school districts, and non-profit organizations. If you have a vision for your community, we can help bring it to life in a thoughtful and well-designed way.” — Shannon Cilento, AICP, Community Development & Communications Manager
Reach out to Shannon to learn more.
Email | 845-295-2434
Planning Resources
Sullivan 180 hosts a variety of seminars and roundtables on planning and community development-related topics. Experts from around the globe have participated in our programs.
Check out our YouTube channel for the full playlist!
Intersections of Housing & Health
Creating Inclusive & Accessible Parks
Winter Placemaking in Your Town
What People Are Saying About the Community Development Program
“Sullivan 180 has given many of us the motivation to organize activities that aid in improving the physical and mental health of our community members. I’m so grateful for the assistance and support I’ve received, and I strive to maximize the benefits.”
— Chrissy Routledge, Councilwoman, Town of Rockland
“Sullivan 180 has always been able to help us bring planning concepts to life in a way that has really reached the people of Sullivan County. From rain gardens to complete streets, Sullivan 180 helped make the work of planning more relatable.”
— Heather Jacksy, Sullivan County Planning
“Sullivan 180 has made and continues to generate a tremendous impact on the Town and Village of Liberty. Sullivan 180 is a valued partner with the Town, and we look forward to continuing this relationship as Liberty continues to RISE!”
— Frank DeMayo, Supervisor, Town of Liberty