The City of Troy is geographically narrow but culturally broad, as people can see in its neighborhoods. Many residents and Neighborhood Associations volunteer their time and energy on projects that showcase their unique areas. Some of the many activities undertaken include beautification of city parks, annual Earth Day cleanup of the neighborhoods, the sponsoring of festivals and activities for children, and much more. All of these efforts combine to help retain current residents, welcome new comers and attract the interest of many visitors to the city. Read about Troy's neighborhoods, talk to a neighborhood representative, maybe even ask for a tour. Better yet, think about relocating to Troy. You, too, could become one of the many residents working together to improve their neighborhoods and preserve and honor the rich history of the City of Troy.