The Bartow Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is governed by a seven-member board appointed by the Bartow City Commission. The Board is responsible for oversight of redevelopment policy, financial stewardship, and implementation of the adopted CRA Redevelopment Plan.
We focus our efforts on four key areas that make the greatest impact on quality of life and economic vitality.
We target underutilized, vacant, or deteriorated properties, transforming them into assets that benefit the entire community.
From affordable homes to workforce housing, we support projects that meet the needs of Bartow families at all income levels.
We help businesses grow through grants, infrastructure improvements, and incentives that attract new investment and jobs.
Public spaces, streetscapes, and historic preservation are at the heart of making Bartow a unique and welcoming place.
See how our investments are taking shape across Bartow. Click on any project to learn more.
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The Bartow CRA actively seeks partners to develop available properties and participate in our redevelopment initiatives. Whether you’re a developer, business owner, or investor, we have opportunities to match your vision.
Explore current requests for proposals (RFPs) and parcels ready for development.
Learn about the financial tools we offer—tax increment financing (TIF) reimbursement, fee waivers, density bonuses, and more—to make your project a success.
The Bartow Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is governed by a seven-member board appointed by the Bartow City Commission. The Board is responsible for oversight of redevelopment policy, financial stewardship, and implementation of the adopted CRA Redevelopment Plan.
Public investment that leverages private dollars by reinvesting new property tax revenue back into the district.
Matching grants for commercial and residential property improvements.
Staff guidance through permitting, planning, and incentive applications.
Access key documents that guide our redevelopment work, including district maps, master plans, and market studies.
Whether you’re a resident wanting to learn more, a business owner seeking support, or a developer ready to invest, we’re here to help.
