The Block Party Trailer, a "party in a box", is available for free for your neighborhood event. The trailer includes street barricades, tables, yard games, an inflatable movie screen and projector, and more! 

Neighborhoods may request the Block Party Trailer for events taking place on weekends beginning on Memorial Day weekend (May 24-26) and running through September. Certain blackout dates may apply during Neighborhood Night Out. 

Block Party Trailer requests are filled on a first-come, first-served basis though preference may be given to neighborhoods requesting the Block Party Trailer for the first time.

To request street closure for a block party, a Block Party Permit is required. 

Request the Block Party Trailer

A neighborhood block party is a wonderful way to connect the residents of your neighborhood and create a sense of community, and connection. Get your neighbors together to share a meal, games, music, or conversation.

Closing a Street for your Block Party

All available locations to host a block party with street closures can be found using this map, any area outlined in green is an allowed location. Please look at this map to select a location before submitting your application. Complete a Block Party Permit Application for block parties with eligible street closures. The Block Party Trailer has traffic barricades that can be used to close streets on any of the "green streets" on the map but needs a Block Party Trailer Request Form.

Neighborhood Mini-Grants

Neighborhood Mini-Grants are available throughout the year to assist in the funding of block parties. For more information on these Mini-Grants and how to apply, please visit the Neighborhood Services page here. 

If you have questions about either the block party application, the approval process, or the Block Party Trailer, please email Code Compliance at blockparties@fcgov.com or call the Code Compliance front desk at 970-224-6046.