Where does the data come from and how up-
to-date is it?
The Flint Property Portal is made-up of City of Flint and
Genesee County Land Bank Authority data. For this site,
the City of Flint and the Land Bank have strategically
collected and combined more than sixty data points for
each of the 56,000 properes that comprise Flint, more
than 4 million pieces of property informaon in total.
The Land Bank and the City of Flint maintain this data
and use it on a daily basis to make decisions.
Your Neighborhood Inventory
The Your Neighborhood Inventory is an iniave that
annually engages community-based organizaons in
property condion informaon in Flint. The Inventory is
oered through a partnership between the Community
Foundaon of Greater Flint and the City of Flint.
The City of Flint idenes inventory needs, develops
data collecon tools, and engages with parcipang
groups on data collecon and use. The Community
Foundaon of Greater Flint selects parcipang groups
through an applicaon process and awards to each
group a $500 mini grant. This unprecedented endeavor
provides citywide property condion informaon
that is consistent and current. The iniave began in
2012 as part of the Imagine Flint Master Plan process.
Since 2012, community-based organizaons in Flint
have received more than $70,000 in mini grants and
conducted ve citywide inventories, including two
housing condion assessments, one commercial
property condion assessment, a sidewalk audit, and
a lighng audit. The iniave has been recognized
naonally as a model for parcipatory planning and
community engagement. The data that is collected
through the Inventory is presented here through the
Flint Property Portal. For more informaon on the Your
Neighborhood Inventory contact kschronce@cityoint.
com at the City of Flint or lwilliams@cfgf.org at the
Community Foundaon of Greater Flint.
How can I download the datasets used in the
portal?
You can request data that feeds the Flint Property
Portal by e-mailing intgis@cityoint.com. Please
include your name, organizaonal aliaon (if
applicable), and potenal data use and allow ve
business days for e-mail inquiry replies.
What do the dierent terms mean?
Boarded by the Community
The month and year of vacant property boarding
work (securing windows and/or doors with boards)
reported by the community
Building Condion
The condion of structures according to the City of
Flint’s four-point building condion scale
Census Block Group
The smallest geographic unit used by the United
States Census Bureau for tabulang all census
informaon
Census Tract
A geographic unit used by the United States Census
Bureau, comprised of mulple census block groups,
which generally encompasses between 2,500 and
8,000 people
City Ward
One of nine local authority areas for electoral
purposes
Cleaned-up by the Community
The month and year of vacant property cleanup work
reported by the community
Community Maintenance Commitment
Vacant properes that are being cared for (grass
mowing and trash removal at a minimum) by the
community on an ongoing basis
Current Zoning District
Current zoning designaons that permit development
of varying natures throughout the city
Demolion Status
Completed: structure(s) formerly on the property
were demolished and all grading, seeding, and nal
inspecons were completed
Funded: structure(s) on the property are planned
for demolion and funding has been allocated to
complete the work
Land Bank Listed: Not Funded: the Genesee County
Land Bank Authority is seeking funding to demolish
structure(s) on the property
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