The Federal Partnership for Sustainable Communities integrates efforts across US DOT, EPA and HUD — including the release of a Notice of Funding Availability for cities, counties, MPOs, and transportation agencies to apply for sustainable community planning grants emphasizing performance outcomes from integrated land use and transportation plans. Grant proposals are due on July 26 and August 23 and applicant registration must be submitted by July 16.
Read more and view the Federal Grant Flow Chart and Matrix at the links below:
- Federal Grant Opportunities for Sustainable Land Use/Transportation Plans
- Proposition 84 Grant Opportunities Announced
Policy in Motion is offering a “Sustainable Community Grant Navigation” package to assist local governments in optimizing successful grant submissions for both the five federal grant opportunities totaling $748 million, and the California Proposition 84 grant awards totaling $22 million this cycle.
Consultancy services for the Navigation package include:
- overview of how federal and California policy direction ties into the scoring criteria for federal and California planning grants, and
- custom consultation for applicant on which grants to pursue and how to prepare grant materials through strategic planning submissions.
For more information contact Lauren Michele at lauren.michele@policyinmotion.com. Lauren Michele is also an editor for Fehr and Peers’ climate change blog, CoolConnections.org, and recently posted an article detailing four federal grant opportunities for sustainable communities planning.