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If you are a landowner thinking about applying to the Greenbelt, or if you are an interested Ann Arbor resident looking to find out more about the Greenbelt program, we hope you will find this information helpful.

The Greenbelt program is an innovative land preservation program that has protected over 5,060 acres of farmland and open space surrounding the city of Ann Arbor, and has leveraged over $24 million through grants, landowner donations and other locally funded programs.

• Click here to download a Greenbelt Application (PDF)

• Click here to download a map of the Greenbelt District (PDF) 

• 2019 Annual Report (PDF)​
  

• Ann Arbor Greenbelt District Strategic Plan, 2013​ (PDF)

• Open Space and Parkland Preservation Millage_20180630.xlsx​

Greenbelt Strategic Plan Review Input Opportunities

The Greenbelt Advisory Commission (GAC) is leading the 2019 review of the program's strategic plan​ (PDF) with opportunities for the community to provide input. Originally drafted in 2006, and reviewed in 2013, the strategic plan guides the GAC’s overall priorities. The strategic plan emphasizes a commitment to building vibrant blocks of farmland within priority areas, preserving land along the Huron River and leveraging funds from partner organizations.​​

The following public meetings will allow stakeholders and the community to meet and review the strategic plan. 

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For those unable to attend a public meeting, comments, feedback and questions are welcomed and can be submitted to greenbelt@a2gov.org before the final meeting on Thursday, Oct.3. ​​

Gre​enbelt Bus Tour

Our popular Greenbelt Bus Tour will be offered this fall. Save the date for Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019. Registration will begin in early August. Stay tuned, and save the date.

Greenbelt Overview​​

FY17-18 Annual Report (PDF) 
Greenbelt Annual Report FY 2013-2014 (PDF)
Greenbelt Annual Report 2014-15.pdf (PDF
Greenbelt Annual Report 2015-2016.pdf (PDF)