Eligible applicants: Municipalities, public water suppliers, nonprofits, educational institutions, and regional planning agencies, subject to program requirements.

Next steps: Identify eligible projects, review requirements, and prepare a budget by the deadline.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying municipalities and community development applicants.

Next steps: Identify eligible projects and confirm compliance with federal CDBG requirements.

Eligible applicants: Consult the program guidelines for eligibility.

Next steps: Identify priority properties, confirm landowner interest, and prepare applications and appraisals.

Eligible applicants: Municipalities, public water systems, regional planning commissions, nonprofits, conservation districts, and other qualifying entities.

Next steps: Identify water protection projects and confirm the 2027 application deadline when announced.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying public agencies, nonprofits, and community organizations.

Next steps: Identify service needs, develop a proposed program model, and review planning grant requirements before submitting a concept.

Eligible applicants: Local and regional governments, municipal corporations, councils of governments, public authorities, utilities, and other qualifying entities.

Next steps: Review the program RFP, confirm facility and applicant eligibility, and prepare a project proposal.

Eligible applicants: Massachusetts municipalities certified as Climate Leader Communities.

Next steps: Identify clean energy projects and prepare assessment or design scopes for the next review cycle.

Eligible applicants: Eligible service providers assisting municipalities; consult the program guidance for entity requirements.

Next steps: Identify municipal assistance opportunities and prepare documentation for the 15% cost share.

Match / cost share: 15%, as stated in the program summary.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying housing and community organizations; municipalities should confirm direct eligibility or partnership opportunities.

Next steps: Confirm applicant eligibility and discuss proposed solar projects and financing with CDFA.

Eligible applicants: Municipalities, counties, Tribal communities, and other eligible local public entities.

Next steps: Identify recreation projects and review state-round application requirements.

Eligible applicants: Consult the program guidelines for eligible applicant types.

Next steps: Identify urban forestry projects, develop a budget, and document the required 50% match.

Match requirement: 50%, as stated in the program summary.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying Texas cities and counties under TxCDBG program rules.

Next steps: Identify eligible infrastructure needs and review the Community Development Fund requirements.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying counties within 150 miles of the Texas-Mexico border.

Next steps: Confirm county and colonia eligibility and develop the proposed infrastructure project.

Eligible applicants: Municipalities, nonprofits, and other qualifying governmental entities.

Next steps: Submit the required pre-application before preparing the full application.

The pre-application deadline is the first required milestone; the later full-application date does not replace it.

Eligible applicants: Designated eligible units of local government.

Next steps: Confirm direct allocation eligibility, identify priority public safety needs, and prepare application documentation.

Eligible applicants: Municipalities, counties, and other qualifying local government entities.

Next steps: Identify youth reentry needs, coordinate with justice agencies and community partners, and develop a proposal with expected outcomes.

Eligible applicants: Municipalities, counties, special districts, and other qualifying local government entities.

Next steps: Evaluate justice system needs, identify collaboration opportunities, and develop proposals demonstrating measurable public safety improvements.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying local governments, transportation agencies, and other eligible entities.

Next steps: Identify collision-prone roads, coordinate with transportation and environmental partners, and prepare project proposals.

Eligible applicants: Cities, towns, counties, and other eligible organizations; treatment-provider partnerships may be appropriate.

Next steps: Review treatment needs, coordinate with providers, and develop a proposal.

Match requirement: No match required.

Eligible applicants: Eligible city, town, and county governments; coordination with schools, public health agencies, and law enforcement may support the project.

Next steps: Identify youth and family needs and develop coordinated prevention and treatment strategies.

Match requirement: No match required.

Eligible applicants: Eligible city, town, county, and special district governments.

Next steps: Coordinate youth-serving partners and prepare a community-wide proposal.

Match requirement: No match required.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying city, town, and county governments and other eligible mentoring organizations.

Next steps: Review mentoring program requirements and develop a service model for affected youth.

Eligible applicants: Eligible rural public bodies, nonprofits, and Tribal governments.

Next steps: Confirm rural eligibility and discuss project needs and financing options with USDA Rural Development.

Eligible applicants: Qualifying rural municipalities, public bodies, nonprofits, and Tribal governments.

Next steps: Identify infrastructure needs and review financing eligibility with USDA Rural Development.