Town staff compiled potential grant sources for the D.C. & Frances Linn Community Park, including PARTF, LWCF, GTSP tiered matches, RTP, NC HPO CLG grants, Duke Energy and local foundations, with application deadlines and match requirements for committee review on Nov. 10, 2026.

The board discussed using opioid-settlement funds and options to create a countywide matching-grant program; after debate about precedent and coordination, commissioners approved awarding $17,500 from opioid funds to Skowhegan Fire Department toward LifePak equipment.

Board members and partners discussed a letter of intent connected to a planned property purchase tied to Norfolk Southern activity. Presenters described a purchase price near $665,000 and multiple potential funding sources; the board asked staff for a resolution template and clear reimbursement tracking.

A presenter from Conservation Partners explained conservation easements, valuation math, federal deduction vs. transferable state tax credits, and grant possibilities (VLCF, NRCS/ALE), noting credits sell at a discount and easements are permanent legal documents.

City staff told the council they applied to the Delta Regional Authority for $1 million (with a $100,000 match), were invited to apply for LCDBG funding (applications due Jan. 20) and reported reimbursements including $166,000 for airport work and smaller payments from LGAP and CWEF.

Community affairs presented a shorter FY28 CMF guidelines draft (reduced from ~35 pages to 7), proposed process changes including an intent-to-request form and formalizing 'economic benefit' as a category; commissioners agreed to a two-week public comment period.

Department of Economic and Community Development staff reported an adjusted Fast Track balance and proposed $2.036 million in grants that would leave about $255.7 million uncommitted; the board approved the awards 3–0 with the Comptroller participating virtually.

Council discussed a state grant to subsidize sewer hookups for Shores Estate homeowners. Grants staff said the program will require individual applications and proof of eligible work; homeowners may opt in to a village‑managed installation or opt out and apply for reimbursement if they meet state guidelines. Council urged clear outreach because available grant dollars may be limited by change orders on the construction project.

The Industrial Development Board approved a commercial corridor revitalization grant program funded with $1.3 million previously authorized by city council; the program offers four tiers of grants (up to $5,000–$50,000) and will be administered by the Southeast Tennessee Development District for a $27,000 annual fee. Applications will be processed through a new CivicServe portal and projects must complete within nine months.

The Downtown Fond du Lac Partnership presented its 2027 plan asking to keep the BID assessment at $2.60 per $1,000 of property value (min $150, max $3,000), continue building improvement grants and catalytic projects, and reduce the number of annual events from 19 to 14 based on business feedback.

The Commission approved Department recommendations to award 12 Local Federal Bridge Program preliminary engineering grants (approx. $2.08 million total) and 24 Bridge Improvement Grant preliminary engineering awards (approx. $1.39 million total) across multiple counties and requested additions to the STIP.

The Hancock County Opioid Settlement Funding Advisory Committee reviewed edits to a draft grant application Aug. 13, debating pillars, reporting requirements, indirect-cost caps and payment routing; members deferred final approval pending clarifications and staff revisions.

Tyler Smith of the Florida Division of Historical Resources briefed the board on Certified Local Government (CLG) benefits, grant opportunities (small matching grants up to $50,000 and special category grants up to $1,000,000), and the Secretary of the Interior's standards; board agreed to continue legacy awards, pursue surveys and education events and noted an upcoming May 14 local register forum.

A regional DOT representative told the Sawyer County Traffic Safety Committee that statewide first-quarter reportable crashes were about 31,000 with 76 preliminary fatalities; county reportable crashes numbered 78. The representative described new state traffic laws and grant programs (HSIP/HYSSUP, HRRP, SS4A) and urged local agencies to apply.

Connecticut creates accounts for Smart Start grant programs effective July 1, 2025.

The state Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO) presented an overview of 29 grant programs (about 59 subgrant opportunities) including the Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program, Youth Athletic Facilities, Community Forest, Aquatic Lands, and federal programs; RCO emphasized high demand for local parks and youth athletics, ADA compliance requirements, and technical assistance to improve regional access.

County Engineer David DeCristofaro told commissioners that five-year gas and plate tax receipts rose only about 1% from 2021 to 2025 while costs have outpaced that growth; he said $20 million in projects are planned for 2026, of which about $17 million are grant-funded, and compared Trumbull's revenue to Mahoning County's larger plate-tax receipts.

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ACME staff told the commission they will replace a confusing three-step application with an automated single-step flow, post rubrics, offer templates and train reviewers earlier; applications open July 7 and close Aug. 18 for ALMF and related programs.

The board voted 5–2 to direct staff to gather detailed information on creating a solar/STEM agriscience magnet at Ellerbe Middle, including grant timelines and sustainability planning; staff will return findings for board consideration.

Tyler Saunders joins Nevada OHV team amid updates on grant projects and DMV collaboration.

Nevada's State Board launches a grant program to support teaching licensure students.

Senators considered LB 10 54, a targeted $250,000 request to assess K–12 cybersecurity posture, create statewide coordination and seed a grant program; proponents including ESU coordinators, the CIO and school leaders argued modest upfront spending will reduce the higher costs of ransomware and phishing incidents.

Selby said the program expects to offer roughly $1.8 million from two award years, with an RFP planned for early August, proposals due at the end of September, selections with EPA review in fall/winter 2026, and contracting beginning in early 2027.