City of Evansville to Host Final Block-by-Block Neighborhood Revitalization Event of 2026

EVANSVILLE, Ind. ~ Evansville will hold its final Block-by-Block event of 2026 on Oct. 23 in the Star neighborhood, bringing city services to residents and supporting neighborhood revitalization, the city said.

The event is scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. at 1007 W. Maryland St. The city also plans to demolish a home as part of Mayor Stephanie Terry's Flight Blight initiative, which targets blighted properties.

"Block-by-Block is all about" bringing city departments and services into neighborhoods, addressing code enforcement concerns and connecting residents with resources, Terry said in a statement. She said the effort reflects the administration's commitment to neighborhood revitalization.

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The program is part of a broader city initiative focused on restoring neighborhood pride and promoting safe, welcoming communities, according to the release.

Since Block-by-Block began in 2024, the city has collected more than 180,000 pounds of trash, filled 326 potholes, cut more than 189 overgrown yards and cleaned more than 123 properties with trash and debris violations, the city said.

Residents can register to volunteer at evansvillegov.org/block.

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