Guide to funding opportunities for Tribal nations. The guide is updated regularly. It provides information to Tribes on new and existing highway and bridge transportation funding programs for which Tribes are eligible. The guide does not include programs subject to an annual appropriation, which have not been funded by Congress.
More informationThe DOT Discretionary Grants Dashboard provides communities with an overview of discretionary grant opportunities that can help meet their transportation infrastructure needs. Designed with all communities in mind, the Dashboard identifies grant programs with rural and Tribal set-asides or match waivers available. The Dashboard also includes Federal grant programs outside of DOT that may be of particular interest to rural communities. The Dashboard is updated weekly.
More informationThe Federal Surplus Personal Property Donation Program enables certain nonfederal organizations to obtain personal property that the federal government no longer needs. Surplus personal property includes all types and categories of personal property except:
Denali Commission FY2023 Grant Funding Opportunity DUE April 12, 2024
Program Description: The Denali Commission solicits applications for rural projects (including but not limited to energy, healthcare and community wellness, climate adaptation, broadband, housing, sanitation, and transportation) and workforce/economic development programs to encourage infrastructure development in rural Alaska. Applications must contain three components to be eligible for funding consideration: 1. Completed signed and dated Application Package (Exhibit 2) 2. Attachments limited to 10 pages (or 12 pages if energy or transportation applications) 3. Completed Pre-Award Risk Assessment (Exhibit 3)
Denali Commission FY2024 Grant Funding Opportunity
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s new Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) discretionary grant program provides dedicated funding to support regional, local, and Tribal plans, projects, and strategies that will prevent roadway deaths and serious injuries. The SS4A program supports the Department’s comprehensive approach, laid out in the National Roadway Safety Strategy, to significantly reduce serious injuries and deaths on our Nation’s highways, roads, and streets and is part of our work toward an ambitious long-term goal of reaching zero roadway fatalities. This comes at a time when traffic fatalities are at the highest level they have been at in over a decade.
The FY 2024 NOFO has multiple deadlines, depending on the grant type:
USDA's Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) offers technical and financial assistance to help farmers, ranchers, forest managers, landowners, Tribes & other organizations install trails and walkways.
NRCS Trails Funding Information