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In 2022, HIP launched an invasive species geographic information system (GIS) project, referred to as HIP MAP, to track invasive species surveys, species disbursement, and treatment throughout the county. The system was built via collaboration among HIP partners with support from the Hamilton County GIS department.
The Hamilton County Invasives Partnership (HIP) was established in 2019 as the county's Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA). The Partnership serves to unite land owners and managers, organizations, and citizens in the battle against invasive species and the destruction they cause across the county.
Hamilton County Home Improvement Program (HIP) Home Improvements both cosmetic and repair including but not limited to: Ceilings & Walls, Garages, Landscaping, Room Additions, Central Air & Furnaces, Gutters & Roofs, Paint & Carpeting, Siding, Windows, Fencing & Doors
The "HIP" loan allows homeowners in Hamilton County communities to borrow money to repair or remodel their homes at interest rates 3% below the lowest rate a bank would normally offer. Loans may be used for: Bathrooms. Decks. Kitchen Remodeling. Plumbing.
HIP - Hamilton County's Property Improvement Program Loan Subsidy Pre-screening Checklist 'The Home Improvement Program is designed to benefit owners of residential and commercial properties in Hamilton County. Participating financial institutions provide reduced interest rate loans to credit worthy
The CDBG program funds projects and programs in participating communities of Hamilton County that benefit low to moderate-income areas and residents, eliminate slum and blight, or address an urgent need. Projects include emergency homeowner repair services; redevelopment or new construction of public facilities; rehabilitation of public ...
Hometown Health Improvement (HHI) is a community-driven process that empowers local communities to take ownership of health problems and work to identify and implement solutions that improve the health of the citizens.
