Foundation / Corporation
Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG)
09/10/20
10/31/20 4:00 PM
Grants to central Oklahoma local government entities to make infrastructure improvements in rural communities. Funding is intended for projects to build or improve streets, bridges, roads in industrial areas, highways in remote areas, drainage works, and various other eligible transportation projects. Government agencies in Canadian, Cleveland, Logan, and Oklahoma Counties are eligible.
The Oklahoma Legislature has appropriated funding for small, rural communities with populations under 7,000 called the Rural Economic Action Plan (REAP). According to state legislation, the funds related to REAP projects are distributed through the 11 councils of government in the state, including ACOG.
REAP grants may include improvements in rural water quality, rural solid waste disposal or treatment, rural sanitary sewer construction or upgrades, provision of rural health care services (including emergency medical care), telecommunications improvements, projects that increase employment levels, and municipal energy distribution system improvements.
80 percent of REAP funds must be spent for projects appearing in these six categories listed below:
For more information about these categories, see: http://www.acogok.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2021-REAP-Economic-Action-Plant-Grant-application_July2020_Digital_Fillout.pdf#page=12
GrantWatch ID#: 148923
The maximum grant size is $100,000.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
If you have any questions regarding the application, please contact:
Matthew Weaver
405-234-2264 ext. 140
mweaver@acogok.org
Margaret Reynolds
405-234-2264
mreynolds@acogok.org
Mail or hand-deliver completed application to the following address:
(ACOG)
Attn: Matthew Weaver, CED Manager
REAP Program
4205 N. Lincoln Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
USA: Oklahoma: Central Region - Canadian, Cleveland, Logan, and Oklahoma Counties
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