Plano Love Where You Live Program Brings Revitalization to Meadows Addition |
The City of Plano's Love Where You Live program is focusing its 2026 revitalization cycle on the Meadows Addition neighborhood in East Plano, connecting volunteers and city staff with residents who need help with minor exterior home repairs, landscaping, and community cleanup at no cost. The Fall Service Day is set for September 26, with workshops running through October. |

The City of Plano's Love Where You Live - Meadows Addition program is focusing its 2026 revitalization cycle on the Meadows Addition neighborhood in East Plano, connecting volunteers and city staff with residents who need help with minor exterior home repairs, landscaping, and community cleanup at no cost. The Fall Service Day is set for September 26, with workshops running through October.
The program's core idea is direct neighbor-to-neighbor help, organized by the city. Residents in the Meadows Addition who apply for assistance can have exterior repairs and landscaping handled by matched volunteers without any out-of-pocket cost. Volunteers are matched to specific homeowner projects, so the work is focused rather than generalized. This kind of structured matching is what separates this program from a typical cleanup day.
What the Program Covers
The scope of help includes minor exterior home repair, landscaping, community-wide cleanups, education workshops tailored to resident needs, neighborhood block parties and movie nights, and connection to available city resources and services. The program is built around the principle that neighbors helping neighbors is the foundation of a well-functioning community, and the city's role is to organize that energy and make sure it reaches the households that need it most.
For the 2026 cycle, three specific events are already scheduled. A housing rehab programs workshop is set for August 13. A crime prevention event will take place on October 6 at Meadows Elementary. The Fall Service Day, when volunteers arrive to help with hands-on repairs and landscaping, is September 26.
How to Get Involved
Residents in the Meadows Addition who want assistance with exterior repairs or landscaping can apply through the city. There is no cost to residents for approved projects. Volunteers who want to help can sign up through the city's Volunteers in Plano (VIP) portal, either individually or as a group. Volunteer areas include minor exterior home repair, landscaping, community cleanups, and neighborhood outreach.
For questions, contact the program directly at lwyl@plano.gov or by phone at 972-208-8150. The Plano Municipal Center is at 1520 K Avenue, Plano, TX 75074, and staff are available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Check out the City of Plano's Love Where You Live page to learn more about applying for assistance or signing up to volunteer for the Meadows Addition 2026 cycle. |

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I hope they keep doing this in other neighborhoods too, not just this one.
Love the block parties idea! That’s how you build community spirit.
Does anyone know how long the process takes after you apply?
Would have been nice if they added help for inside repairs too. Some folks need it bad.
so grateful for everyone willing to help. Our yard could use the extra hands.
Hope to see some local teens volunteering. Great way to get service hours.
crime prevention event at the elementary is smart. Good to see all ages involved.
Is this only for homeowners or can renters apply too?
seems like a positive step for the east side. Sometimes it gets overlooked.
Glad the workshops are included too. It’s not all about fixing, it’s about learning!
i hope they include more than just cosmetic stuff. Some folks need real repairs.
finally! Our street needs some cleanup. Excited to see what happens in september.
Do you have to live in Meadows Addition to volunteer? Or can anyone sign up?
I wish more cities would do this. It really helps people who can’t do repairs themselves.
I helped out with this last year, it was a lot of fun! Glad Meadows Addition gets their turn.
love this idea for helping out the neighbors who need it. Makes plano feel more like home.