About support for neighborhood association activities

The city requests various administrative tasks from neighborhood associations, such as posting notices and circulating bulletins. To subsidize these tasks, each neighborhood association is paid an amount equal to 130 yen multiplied by the number of households in the neighborhood association area as of April 1st on the Basic Resident Register. In addition, some neighborhood associations are paid 80,000 yen as a subsidy for the fire brigade.
When making the payments, we will inform each neighborhood association of the amount to be paid around May or June each year and ask them to submit an invoice, so please respond when you receive the notice.

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General Affairs Department, General Affairs Contract Division, General Affairs Section

In order to promote the development of assembly facilities and thereby contribute to improving the autonomy of local residents, we will subsidize a portion of the cost of constructing assembly facilities for neighborhood associations.
Applicable to new construction, expansion, renovation, and repair (200,000 yen or more per project) of assembly facilities established by neighborhood associations, up to two-thirds of the construction costs will be subsidized within the budget. For new construction, the maximum construction cost is 10 million yen, and for extensions, renovations, and repairs, the maximum construction cost is 3 million yen. (For items exceeding each, the subsidy amount will be up to the maximum construction cost.)
Advance application is required to utilize subsidized projects, but for budget purposes, we make inquiries to each neighborhood association in early July of each year regarding requests for construction cost subsidies for the following year. Please respond if you have any requests.

reference

Inagi City Assembly Facility Construction Subsidy Grant Outline (PDF: 167KB)

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General Affairs Department, General Affairs Contract Division, General Affairs Section

With the aim of further fostering the local community and contributing to the creation of a town where people can live safely and with peace of mind, we will subsidize a portion of the cost for the installation of security cameras by neighborhood associations for community monitoring activities.
Of the maintenance costs for security cameras installed by the neighborhood association, the subsidy standard amount is the amount calculated by multiplying the number of security cameras planned to be installed by 600,000 yen, or 5,144,571 yen, whichever is smaller, and 11/12 of the subsidy standard amount (1,000 yen) (rounded down to the nearest yen), Tokyo (7/12) and Inagi City (4/12) will each subsidize the amount within their budgets.
Advance application is required for the use of subsidy projects, but for budget purposes, we make inquiries to each neighborhood association in early July of each year regarding requests for subsidy for security camera installation costs for the following fiscal year. So, if you have any requests, please respond.

reference

Inagi City Neighborhood Association Security Camera Installation Subsidy Grant Outline (PDF: 167KB)

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General Affairs Department, General Affairs Contract Division, General Affairs Section

In order to further foster local community spirit and contribute to the creation of a town where people can live safely and securely, we will subsidize a portion of the operating costs (electricity and usage fees) of security cameras installed and managed by neighborhood associations for neighborhood surveillance activities.
Of the operating expenses for security cameras installed and managed by neighborhood associations, electricity charges will be subsidized up to 4,000 yen per camera, and usage fees (expenses incurred when using or renting space necessary for installing security cameras, such as utility poles, and paid to the owner or rights holder of that space) will be subsidized up to 3,000 yen per camera, up to 5/6 of the subsidy standard amount (rounded down to the nearest 1,000 yen) in Tokyo (3/6) and Inagi City (2/6), within the limits of their budgets.
The subsidy program applies to all security cameras installed using the Inagi City Neighborhood Association Security Camera Installation Subsidy.

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General Affairs Department, General Affairs Contract Division, General Affairs Section

Group collection is an activity in which local organizations such as neighborhood associations voluntarily decide on collection locations and frequency, and hand over recyclables (used paper, etc.) to collection companies.
The city provides subsidies based on the amount collected to registered organizations that carry out group collections.
For details, please check here (internal link) .

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Garbage and Recycling Section, Living Environment Division, Urban Environment Development Department