Community Economic Growth Grant
This grant funds collaborative Wyoming economic development projects, infrastructure, studies, consulting, and related capacity-building activities that improve local business conditions and community opportunity.
This grant supports community economic development projects in Wyoming that focus on improving the business environment, increasing community capacity for economic development, and encouraging partnerships and community engagement. Allowable uses include economic development projects, infrastructure improvements, consulting fees, studies, educational or training program expenses, and grant matches. Eligible applicants are Wyoming local governments, joint powers boards, and federally recognized tribes rather than individuals, businesses, or other solo organizations. The program is designed for collaborative projects that strengthen local economic opportunity and community conditions.
Award Range
$10,000 - $10,000
Total Program Funding
Not specified
Number of Awards
Not specified
Matching Requirement
Yes - 0.1
Additional Details
Reimbursement of up to 10000 dollars. Applicants must obtain approval before initiating activities, cover project costs initially, and submit required reimbursement documentation after the activity. Reimbursement requests must be received within six months of the event.
Eligible Applicants
Additional Requirements
Eligible applicants are rural communities with populations below 50000 as defined by the USDA. Applicants must be cities, towns, joint powers boards, or the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes. The guidance also identifies community development organizations sponsored by a city or county and economic development organizations sponsored by a city or county. Recipients are limited to one project at a time and one project per calendar year. Communities over 50000 are ineligible. Projects must benefit the community at large rather than individual businesses or organizations.
Geographic Eligibility
All
Define the problem clearly using the Five Whys Technique; demonstrate that benefits extend to the community at large rather than individual businesses; support the action plan with evidence; provide a logical and thorough budget; explain how the project increases community capacity or capabilities; emphasize collaborative partnerships or community engagement.
Application Opens
Not specified
Application Closes
Not specified
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