SEMCOG Grant Programs
Targeted Initiatives – available funding varies year-to-year
To support implementation of Southeast Michigan’s regional plans and maximize coordination with budgeted priorities of the State of Michigan and federal partners, SEMCOG administers funding programs for:
Additional guidance and support available to SEMCOG members
- Scholarship opportunities for grant writing and grant management workshops
- Timely information and guidance on accessing federal discretionary funding
- Letters of Support for State and federal funding requests that align with regional priorities
Contact Susan Stefanski for more information on Grant Writing USA scholarships.
Various federal and state agencies offer grant opportunities on a rolling basis. We recommend you review these resources to help identify funding for your specific needs:
MI Funding Hub
MI Funding Hub is a new resource that helps communities capitalize on state and federal funding opportunities. Access free technical assistance and get information on available grants for your community or agency.
Grants.gov
Find, apply for, and track federal grants at grants.gov.
Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy
EGLE’s Grants and Loans page provides information on grants and loans administered by EGLE.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
The DNR’s Grants webpage has several resources, including a list of available natural resource grants by type.
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
MEDC’s Community Development and Assistance page provides information on the grants and loans offered by MEDC to redevelop Michigan’s downtowns and foster historic preservation. It also showcases MEDC’s Community Guide, a free, in-depth resource for local officials and community developers that identifies current community and economic development tools available within Michigan.
Michigan Department of Transportation
MDOT’s Grants Programs page lists a number of ongoing funding programs for transportation-related activities.
National Association of Regional Councils (NARC)
NARC maintains a listing of federal grant opportunities for local governments.