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Skip Navigation Links Connect NCDOT > Local Governments > Planning > IMD Multimodal Planning Program The NCDOT Integrated Mobility Division (IMD) and the Transportation Planning Division created an annual matching grant program – the Multimodal Planning Grant Program (MMPG) – to encourage municipalities to develop comprehensive bicycle plans and pedestrian plans.
This program was initiated in January 2004 and is currently administered through NCDOT-IMD. The Multimodal Planning Program has been successful in its 22 grant cycles - since 2004, 287 planning grants have been awarded. To date, a total of approximately $9.
7 million has been allocated to 278 municipalities, 6 counties, and 3 Universities through this grant program. Colleges & Universities Eligible to Apply This year applications are open to NC Colleges and Universities for the second year. This continues to be a pilot partnership for the short term so further resources related to this program option are forthcoming.
Important : Colleges and Universities interested in applying are asked to email program manager Bryan Lopez at balopez@ncdot. gov prior to submitting an application. Applications for 2026 Grant Cycle Application guidelines: The grant application can be accessed through the NCDOT EBS Portal.
In order to view the application, please see the below instructions. If you are accessing the EBS Portal for the first time, follow steps 1 and 2 below. If you already have an NCID, please skip to step 2.
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gov/ 2) Complete EBS access request form. https://www. ebs.
nc. gov/sap/crmaccess/index. html Once the above steps are complete, you will find the following tile (see image below) in your EBS portal to access the applicaiton: If you have any questions regarding the above process or the grant program, please contact IMD.
2023 Informational Webinar Recorded on March 14, 2023 Issue Call for Applications February 16, 2026 Application submission deadline - 5:00 pm (Monday) April 13, 2026 Awards Committee makes recommendations April 2026 Board of Transportation gives approval May 2026 Municipalities notified of award June 2026 Municipal Agreement executed July - October 2026 Notice to Proceed Issued December 2026 - January 2027 Traditional Plan completion deadline 12 Months from Notice to Proceed Follow javascript: SP.
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