Chesapeake Bay Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns (G3) Grant Program is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Supports local, grassroots-level greening efforts by towns and communities in urbanized watersheds that want to reduce stormwater runoff through creation of 'green streets,' increase urban green spaces, and reduce the amount of impervious surfaces within the Chesapeake Bay Water…

Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns - Chesapeake Bay Trust Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns (G3) The Chesapeake Bay Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns (G3) Grant Program is funded by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region III, West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, and the Chesapeake Bay Trust.

This grant program supports design and implementation of green streets, community greening, and urban tree canopy projects that enhance livability in cities and communities, in addition to white papers that address these topics.

The goal of this grant program is to help communities develop and implement plans that reduce stormwater runoff, increase the number and amount of green spaces in urban areas, improve the health of local waters and the Chesapeake Bay, and enhance quality of life and community livability.

This program is a key component of EPA’s Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns (G3) Partnership , which promotes sustainable community greening and stormwater management solutions. What this funds : This program can support projects within the Chesapeake Bay watershed portion of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Washington D. C.

, West Virginia, Virginia, and (new to this year!) New York. Use the map below or use this map from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation of the Chesapeake Bay watershed boundary to determine if your project location is eligible, or contact us for assistance.

Applicants can request funds from the following project tracks. View the RFP for detailed information.

Track 1: Conceptual Plans for Green Streets/Green Infrastructure Projects (up to $20,000) Track 2: Engineered Designs for Green Streets/Green Infrastructure Projects (up to $35,000) Track 3: Construction/Implementation of Green Streets/Green Infrastructure Projects (up to $175,000) Track 4: Community Greening (up to $50,000) Track 5: White Papers (up to $20,000) Track 6: Charrette/Technical Planning Assistance (no direct funding) Who can apply: Local governments such as municipalities, non-profit organizations, neighborhood/community associations, and other nonprofit entities.

Is match required? Match is encouraged but not required. Application Process: Grant applications are submitted through an online system.

Click the “Get Started” button to access the online application. Review Process: All applications go through a Technical Review Committee composed of external subject matter experts. The technical team reviews the proposals based on the evaluation criteria outlined in the RFP.

G3 Implementation Project Calculator: Applicants applying for implementation/construction projects will be asked to use the G3 Implementation Project Calculator spreadsheet to show the breakdown of Green Infrastructure costs. Click the button below to download the spreadsheet. Download the G3 Implementation Project Calculator Spreadsheet (Excel .

xlsx) Pollutant Load Reduction Calculator: The Green Stormwater Infrastructure Simple Pollutant Load Reduction Estimator (Green SIMPLE) was developed to help Chesapeake Bay communities more easily and consistently estimate the water quality benefits of proposed stormwater retrofit and community greening projects.

The tool is an easy-to-use spreadsheet that is consistent with the pollutant loading rates and load reduction efficiencies used in the Chesapeake Bay Model. It allows users to estimate pollutant load reductions from individual projects as well as to compare a suite of candidate projects based on factors such as cost-effectiveness, pollutant load reduction, maintenance burden, and constructability.

Download the Pollutant Load Reduction Calculator 1. Is this grant only for urban projects or could projects in small towns and/or rural areas qualify? The G3 Grant Program is not limited to urban projects; it is also available to small towns and rural areas within the Chesapeake Bay watershed portions of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.

C. , West Virginia, Virginia and New York. 2.

Do all tracks have to do stormwater calculations? No, not all tracks require stormwater calculations. Specifically, Track 1 (Concept Plans), Track 5 (White Papers), and Track 6 (Charrettes/Technical Assistance) do not necessitate stormwater calculations.

3. Does track 6 result in concept plan? Yes, the objective of Track 6 is to facilitate charrettes or technical planning assistance that culminate in the development of a concept plan and/or an engineered design.

4. Can we only apply for one project and one track? Or multiple projects/tracks?

Yes, organizations are permitted to submit applications for multiple projects, with each project potentially falling under a different track. 5. Is $175,000 the absolute max for projects?

Also can you partner with state agencies on public lands? i. e Wvdnr on WMA.

Or is this specifically for local govs? The recommended funding limit per project is $175,000. However, applicants may request additional funding with strong justification.

We recommend speaking with Trust staff before submitting a request that exceeds the typical funding cap. Partnerships with state agencies on public lands may be eligible, provided the project aligns with the program’s goals and eligibility criteria. 6.

Do the funds apply just for planting or could it be sidewalks/bridges? The G3 Grant Program focuses on green infrastructure projects, which aim to reduce stormwater runoff and enhance environmental quality. Sidewalks and bridges are typically considered gray infrastructure and are not eligible for funding.

7. Due to new Executive Orders and other federal changes, the references to Justice40, climate change, and environmental justice are no longer applicable. As such, these items are not requested from applicants and will not be considered in the review criteria for funding recommendations for green infrastructure projects .

Deadline was Friday, March 13th, 2026 at 4PM ET Click Here to View the Previous Request for Proposals (RFP) (. pdf) Click Here to View the Previous Required Narrative Questions to Answer (. docx) View Our Information Session A virtual information session was held on Monday, January 26, 2026 at 6pm ET on Zoom.

During the session, we provided an overview of the program, eligible project types, the application process, resources for applicants, and answer questions. View the Recording View Presentation Slides Attend Our Office Hours – Thursdays 1-2pm (Starting Jan 29th) Join us for weekly Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns (G3) Program Office Hours every Thursday from 1–2 PM.

These sessions are informal and designed as a drop-in space to ask questions about the G3 program, your project ideas, or the application process. There is no presentation or set agenda – feel free to pop in for a few minutes or stay the full hour. Please note: There will be no office hours on Thursday, February 19.

Click Here to Join Our Office Hours Manage an existing grant or continue an application Learn more about previously awarded projects using our interactive map! Megan Diehl, Senior Program Officer mdiehl@cbtrust. org Square Feet of Bioretention Installed Native Plants and Trees Planted Explore the interactive map below to learn about projects funded through this grant program.

You may also view a full screen version of this map, here . List of Awards and Project Fact Sheets Learn more about projects funded through this grant program by reading fact sheets about each project. Project fact sheets are uploaded when projects are completed, and this chart is not comprehensive.

Fact sheets can be sorted by organization, year awarded, jurisdiction, award amount, project type, or by title. Year Awarded Organization Name Award Amount Geographic Area Served Project Type Project Title Project Fact Sheet 2010 Town of Bladensburg $14,975 Maryland Concept Plan Town of Bladensburg Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2010 City of College Park $35,000 Maryland Engineering Design Rhode Island Avenue Green Street and Hollywood Gateway Wind and Weather Park Projects Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2010 City of Hyattsville $35,000 Maryland Concept Plan University Hills Green Streets Project Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2010 The Low Impact Development Center, Inc. $30,000 Maryland Engineered Designs Town of Capitol Heights Green Street Master Plan Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2010 City of Mount Rainier $35,000 Maryland Engineering Design Buchanan Street Rain Garden Design Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2010 Forest Trends $20,000 Maryland Concept Plan Bladensburg Green Street Development Project Financing Strategy TBA 2010 Belair - Edison Neighborhoods, Inc. $31,320 Maryland Concept Plan Erdman Avenue Green Street Design Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2012 Belair - Edison Neighborhoods, Inc. $34,950 Maryland Engineering Design Belair - Edison Main Street Green Streets Construction Drawings Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2012 American Rivers $20,000 Pennsylvania Charrette Benefitting from Green Infrastructure in York, PA: A Look at Costs, Funding, and Financing Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2012 Southeast Community Development Corporation $65,972 Maryland Community Greening Building Bio-Retention Areas in the Harris Creek Watershed Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2012 City of Romney $25,000 West Virginia Engineering Design and Implementation City of Romney Stormwater Reduction and Green Streets Improvement Project TBA 2012 Town of Ashland $25,000 Virginia Implementation LID Retrofit for the Ashland Municipal Parking Lot Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2012 Housing Initiative Partnership $35,000 Maryland Engineering Design and Implementation New East Crossing Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2012 Water Environment Federation $10,000 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Wide White Paper Supporting LID Competitions Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2012 Town of Delmar $18,950 Delaware and Maryland Engineering Design and Implementation Walnut Street Reconstruction and Streetscape Project Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2012 Town of Forest Heights $55,000 Maryland Implementation Town of Forest Heights Green Streets, Green jobs, Green Town Demonstration Site Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2013 City of Cambridge $75,000 Maryland Engineering Design Cambridge Gateway Green Infrastructure Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2013 Borough of Northumberland $30,000 Pennslyvania Concept Plan Liberty Hollow Stormwater Improvements Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2013 Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) $95,000 Washington, D.

C. Implementation A Green "O"vation Project (Ecological Restoration and Re-opening of O Street) Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2013 The Low Impact Development Center, Inc. $35,000 Maryland Concept Plan Arapahoe Green Street Design - Town of Forest Heights, Maryland TBA 2013 The Low Impact Development Center, Inc. $35,000 Maryland Conceptual Plans Town of Bladensburg, Maryland Green Highways and Green Streets Wayfinding Project TBA 2013 Prince George's County, Maryland $35,000 Maryland Concept Plan Public Private Partnerships, An Affordable Financial Alternative to meet the County's Bay TMDL & MS4 Permit Mandates TBA 2013 Gunpowder Valley Conservancy $20,708 Maryland Community Greening 2014 Reforestation Campaign TBA 2013 Civic Works, Inc $50,000 Maryland Community Greening Real Food Farm - Perlman Place Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2014 Baltimore County Department of Environmental Protection & Sustainability $15,000 Maryland Community Greening Baltimore County Delvale Ave Tree Planting Project TBA 2014 City of Cambridge $399,560 Maryland Implementation Cambridge Gateway Green Infrastructure Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2014 American Rivers $24,865 Washington, D. C.

White Paper Land and Water in Cities: Evaluating Opportunities to Leverage the Benefits of Urban Agriculture and Green Infrastructure for Communities in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed TBA 2014 Federal City Council $25,000 Washington, D. C. White Paper Improving a Model for Enhanced Stormwater Management in Urban Areas Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2014 Town of Easton $13,557 Maryland Community Greening Easton Street Tree Planting Project TBA 2014 Wrightsville Borough $47,118 Pennyslvania Engineered Design Front Street Green Retrofit (Wrightsville Riverfront Park Revitalization) TBA 2014 Mount Vernon-Belvedere Association $10,000 Maryland Implementation Mount Vernon-Belvedere Tree Pit Creation and Expansion Project TBA 2014 City of College Park $80,960 Maryland Implementation Rhode Island Avenue Green Street and Hollywood Gateway Wind and Weather Park Projects Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2014 Town of Bethel, Delaware $100,000 Delaware Implementation Bethel Gardens on Broad Creek Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2014 City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania $100,000 Pennsylvania Implementation North Marshall Green Infrastructure Project TBA 2014 Boy Scouts of America Venturing Crew 202 $25,000 Maryland Implementation Warfield Complex Tree Planting TBA 2014 City of Hagerstown $170,000 Maryland Implementation 2014 Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns - Tree Planting and Memorial Boulevard Greening TBA 2014 Baltimore Tree Trust $220,520 Maryland Implementation Trees for Public Health TBA 2014 College of William and Mary $25,000 Virginia White Paper Go Green, Save Money: Lowering Flood Insurance Rates with Green Infrastructure Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2014 The Low Impact Development Center, Inc. $24,999 Maryland Community Greening Training Workshops on How to Integrate Green Highways and Green Streets into Climate Change Resiliency Plans for Local Governments in the Chesapeake Bay Region TBA 2014 City of Mount Rainier $242,500 Maryland Implementation Greening Watershed Neighborhoods TBA 2014 Izaak Walton Leage of America $139,370 Maryland Implementation Lands Green, Waters Clean Neighborhoods TBA 2014 Blue Water Baltimore $114,342 Maryland Implementation Greening Watershed Neighborhoods TBA 2014 Borough of Gettysburg $47,262 Pennsylvania Engineered Design Gettysburg Inner Loop - Race Horse Alley Greenway Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2014 Patterson Park Neighborhood Association $242,996 Maryland Implementation Greening Partnership of Patterson Park Spring 2014 TBA 2014 The Low Impact Development Center, Inc. $46,935 Maryland Engineered Design Cherrywood Lane Green and Complete Streets Design Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2014 University of Maryland College Park $45,566 Maryland Community Greening Branch Avenue Urban Garden Project Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2014 American Society of Landscaper Architects $47,6000 Washington, D. C.

Engineered Design Chinatown Green Street Demonstration Project Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2014 Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Inc. $249,913 Maryland Implementation 400 E.

Pratt Street Streetscape Improvement Project TBA 2014 City of Charlottesville, Virginia $182,035 Virginia Implementation Charlottesville High School Green Stormwater Infrastructure Retrofit TBA 2014 Blue Water Baltimore $224,535 Maryland Implementation Improving Tree Health and Canopy in CREATES Neighborhoods TBA 2014 Parks & People Foundation $250,000 Maryland Implementation Pigtown" Area Tree Planting Project TBA 2014 Reservoir Hill Improvement Council $52,209 Maryland Implementation Reservoir Hill Tree Canopy Project TBA 2015 The Low Impact Development Center, Inc. $49,995 Maryland Charrette Technical assistance on alternative financing for green infrastructure-driven stormwater management TBA 2015 Mount Vernon-Belvedere Association $10,796 Maryland Implementation Mount Vernon-Belvedere Tree Pit Creation Project - Fall 2015-Spring 2016 TBA 2015 Friends of the North Fork Shenandoah River $43,615 Virginia Engineered Designs Edinburg Mill: Innovative Stormwater Treatment & Riparian Restoration in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley TBA 2015 Baltimore Tree Trust $35,000 Maryland Implementation Ellwood Park Trees for Public Health Project TBA 2015 Second Chance, Inc. $24,072 Maryland Conceptual Plans A Green Landmark for the Gateway to Baltimore TBA 2015 Blue Water Baltimore $74,826 Maryland Implementation Improving Tree Health and Canopy in CREATES Neighborhoods 2 TBA 2015 Land and Cultural Preservation Fund, Inc $14,315 Maryland Implementation The Lower Monocacy River Watershed Urban Buffer Project TBA 2015 City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania $60,000 Pennsylvania Engineered Designs City of Lancaster Green Infrastructure Retrofits Project TBA 2015 Old Goucher Community Association $49,192 Maryland Implementation Old Goucher Campus Bioswales and Bumpouts TBA 2015 City of Staunton, VA $75,000 Virginia Implementation City of Staunton, VA - Central Avenue Streetscape with Green Street Improvements TBA 2015 American Rivers $19,880 Maryland White Paper Greening the Gateways to Communities: Partnerships and planning for clean water TBA 2015 West/Rhode Riverkeeper, Inc. $30,000 Maryland Engineered Designs Holly Hill Harbor Community Park Stormwater Retrofits TBA 2015 Town of Edmonston $14,198 Maryland Conceptual Plans Green Streets, Calles Verde TBA 2015 Parks & People Foundation $75,000 Maryland Implementation Sarah's Hope Impervious Surface Removal TBA 2015 Highlandtown Community Association $75,000 Maryland Implementation Conkling Street Garden and Leverton Avenue Stormwater Project TBA 2015 University of Maryland $45,000 Maryland Charrette Alternative Financing Technical Assistance: A Community Supported Plan for Financing Water Management in St.

Michaels. TBA 2015 Storm and Stream Solutions, LLC $79,963 Virginia Charrette Technical assistance on alternative financing for green infrastructure-driven stormwater management. TBA 2015 Renard Development Company, LLC $25,000 Maryland Charrette Greenbelt Metro Design Charrette on May 12, 2015 TBA 2016 Town of Bath $20,000 West Virginia Implementation A Bath for the Day Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2016 City of Salisbury $75,000 Maryland Implementation City of Salisbury Main Street Masterplan Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2016 Town of Edmonston $74,720 Maryland Implementation Helping the Chesapeake’s Water Quality by Creating a Green Street that Will Create Green Jobs Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2016 Salvation Army Harrisburg Capital City Region $29,760 Pennsylvania Implementation Harrisburg Building Acquisition and Expansion Project Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2016 Town of Burkittsville $24,942 Maryland Town Master Plan Burkittsville Green Street and Stormwater Master Plan Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2016 County of Blair $66,825 Pennsylvania Implementation Blair County Emergency Services Parking Improvement Enhancements Utilizing Green Infrastructure Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2016 James River Association $29,995 Virginia Concept Plan Integrating the Flow of People and Water in Bellemeade Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2016 Audubon Naturalist Society of the Central Atlantic States, Inc. $49,955 Maryland Implementation Showcasing Green Infrastructure at an Urban Nature Sanctuary Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2016 Druid Heights Community Development Corporation $58,780 Maryland Conceptual Plans Revitalizing Druid Heights through Green Community Master Action Plan and Vacant Lot Site Plan TBA 2016 East Pennsboro Township $33,498 Pennsylvania Conceptual Plans East Pennsboro Township Regional Connections Project TBA 2016 Environmental Law Institute $20,000 District of Columbia White Paper Linking Climate Resilience Data with Local Green Infrastructure Siting and Design TBA 2016 Redevelopment Authority of Cumberland County $30,000 Pennsylvania Implementation The Carlisle Urban Stormwater Park (CUSP) Project Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2016 Parks and People Foundation $18,199 Maryland Concept Plan A “Green Street” Concept for Reisterstown Road in Mondawmin Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2016 Southeast Community Development Corporation $75,000 Maryland Implementation Connecting Tree Canopies in Highlandtown Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2016 Borough of Chambersburg $115,269 Pennsylvania Implementation Rhodes Drive Reconstruction and Stormwater BMP Implementation Project Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2016 Town of Capitol Heights $30,000 Maryland Implementation and Engineered Design Town of Capitol Heights Master Plan Chambers Ave Green Street $75,000 Washington, D. C.

Charrette State of Stormwater Infrastructure Forum Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2018 Capital Trees $75,000 Virginia Implementation Capital Trees' Low Line Project in Richmond, VA Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2018 Adkins Arboretum $75,000 Maryland Implementation Adkins Arboretum Parking Lot Alive!

Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2018 Environmental Law Institute $20,000 Washington, D. C.

White Paper Strategies for Leveraging Capital Infrastructure Projects to Programmatically Incorporate Green Streets Elements into the Public Right-of-Way Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2018 Town of North East $13,400 Maryland Concept Plan Stormwater Management Plan for Downtown North East, MD Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2018 James River Association $30,000 Virginia Engineered Design Plan 4833 Old Main Street Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2018 Restore Mass Ave $30,000 Washington, D. C.

Engineered Design Plan Tree Plaza Stormwater Connections for Dupont Circle in the District of Columbia Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2018 Blue Water Baltimore $58,830 Maryland Community Greening Supporting Community Development through Green Streets in the Belair-Edison Neighborhood Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2018 City of Lancaster $30,000 Pennsylvania Engineered Design Plan Green Infrastructure at Culliton Park Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2018 National Municipal Stormwater Alliance $100,000 Virginia Charrette Support for Innovations in MS4 Sector Regarding Community-Based Public-Private Partnerships, Smart Green Corridors, Stormwater Pond Challenges/Solutions, Public Outreach and Messaging, and a National-Level Report Card for Stormwater Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2018 Potomac Riverkeeper Network $100,000 Virginia Charrette Shenandoah Valley Clean Water Collaboration Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2018 The Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College (Eastern) Workforce Opportunity Regional Center and Services, Inc. (WORCS) $63,000 West Virginia Biochar Mid-Atlantic Biochar Initiative Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 Water Environment Federation $119,304 Virginia Charrette Support for Innovative Approaches and Clean Water Technologies for Resilient Redevelopment Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 National Municipal Stormwater Alliance $249,700 Virginia Charrette Support for Promotion and Refinement of Community-Based Public-Private Partnership (CBP3) Program Approach, Recognition of MS4s Employing High-Value Green Infrastructure Programs; Support for NextGen Redevelopment Technologies and Approaches Through Works Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 City of Ranson $30,000 West Virginia Engineered Designs Beltline Avenue Linear Stormwater Park Design Project for the City of Ranson TBA 2019 Mount Clare Community Council $7,511 Maryland Community Greening Vacant Lot Greening and Beautification Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2019 Baltimore Tree Trust $50,000 Maryland Community Greening Trees for Public Health Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 Center for Watershed Protection $16,209 Maryland Engineered Design Bioretention Design for Center for Sustainable Careers Campus Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 City of Hyattsville $100,000 Maryland Implementation City of Hyattsville - Wells Street Green Street TBA 2019 Borough of Marietta $29,995 Pennsylvania Engineered Design Marietta Borough - Front Street Green Street Design and Engineering Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2019 City of Lancaster $15,000 Pennsylvania Concept Plan Lancaster City Housing Authority (LCHA) Green Master Plan Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 City of Martinsburg $30,000 West Virginia Engineered Design Engineered Design - ReGrowing Green City of Martinsburg Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2019 The 6th Branch $37,767 Maryland Vacant Lot Master Plan Master Plan for the Broadway East Greening Initiative Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 Bon Secours Unity Properties $29,885 Maryland Engineered Design Engineered Design: Stormwater Management Features, Splash and Community Park in West Baltimore Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 City of Portsmouth $100,000 Virginia Implementation Court Street Green Street Implementation TBA 2019 Rock Creek Conservancy $18,295 Maryland White Paper Green Paper: Community Engagement, Maintenance, and Workforce Development Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 Wrightsville Borough $68,894 Pennsylvania Implementation Wrightsville Borough Front Street Green Retrofit Implementation Project TBA 2019 Cambridge Main Street $100,000 Maryland Implementation 400 Block Race Street Parking Lot Improvement Project TBA 2019 James River Association $161,111 Virginia Implementation Bellemeade Green Street in Richmond, Virginia Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) View Trust Blog Here 2019 Baltimoreans United In Leadership Development $35,453 Maryland Community Greening Greening Communities – Oliver Community Urban Canopy Campaign Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 Town of Laurel $49,625 Delaware Engineered Design Plan Dunbar Building Implementation 2019 Neighborhood Design Center $15,000 Maryland Concept Plan Conceptual Plan for Windom Road Green Street Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2019 Sandtown South Neighborhood Alliance $2,742 Maryland Community Greening Greening urban vacant lots- Small Street Flower Farm of Sandtown/Winchester Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 Audubon Naturalist Society of the Central Atlantic States, Inc. $68,067 Maryland Implementation Stormwater Pavers at Woodend Sanctuary Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2019 Conservation Foundation of Lancaster County $50,000 Pennsylvania Watershed Report Card Chiques Creek Watershed - Green Infrastructure Report Card Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2019 Tetra Tech $18,939 Virginia Charrette Consultant Services for a Facilitator for a Green Streets Forum Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2019 Lancaster Farmland Trust $100,000 Pennsylvania Watershed Planning Critical Steps to Clean Water: Documenting Management Plans and Assessing Barriers to Implementation in Lancaster County through Community Engagement TBA 2020 Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, Dept.

of Planning, Baltimore Green Network $27,768 Maryland Engineered Design Creating a Ribbon of Green to Protect the Chesapeake Bay Click to view project fact sheet (. pdf) 2020 Town of Barnseville $14,960 Maryland Concept Plan Barnesville Stormwater Management Concept Design Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2020 ShoreRivers $100,000 Maryland Implementation Greening the Washington College Campus: Inaugural Stormwater Retrofits Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2020 Ridges to Reefs $50,000 Maryland Implementation Urban Farm Expansion and Ecological Restoration at BLISS Meadows TBA 2020 Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street Inc. $30,000 Maryland Implementation The Lot" at 4500 Harford Road TBA 2020 Civic Works $45,000 Maryland Community Greening West Baltimore Vacant Lot Greening Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2020 City of Portsmouth $30,000 Virginia Engineered Design Engineered Design for Water Street Green Street and Park Click to view project fact sheet (.

pdf) 2020 Anacostia Watershed Society $32,878 Maryland Implementation Greening Fairmount Heights TBA 2020 Town of Romney $29,985 West Virginia Engineered Design Track 2, Green Street Engineered Design for West Birch Lane in Romney, WV TBA 2020 City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania $100,000 Pennsylvania Implementation Highland Avenue Green Street Project TBA 2020 Blue Water Baltimore $49,892 Maryland Implementation Supporting Community Greening in the Brooklyn and Curtis Bay Neighborhoods of Baltimore TBA 2020 The 6th Branch $50,000 Maryland Implementation Broadway East: Montford Corridor Greenscape TBA 2020 Nature Forward, Inc $13,243 Maryland Implementation Permeable Walkway to Learning Garden and Outdoor Classroom TBA 2020 Parks & People Foundation $30,000 Maryland Engineered Designs Cecil Elementary School Campus Revitalization TBA 2020 Town of Colonial Beach $29,935 Virginia Engineered Designs 1st Street Right of Way Engineered Design TBA 2020 Borough of Marietta $237,515 Pennsylvania Implementation Marietta Borough Green Streets Construction TBA 2020 The Community Ecology Institute $15,000 Maryland Conceptual Plans Walkable Watershed: Using a Neighborhood’s Storm Water Challenges to Build Community and Enhance Education TBA 2020 Fauquier County Community Development $30,000 Virginia Engineered Designs Fauquier High School Green Infrastructure Design TBA 2020 ShoreRivers $97,084 Maryland Implementation A Patriotic Commitment to Protecting the Choptank River, A Parking Lot Restoration Project at American Legion Post 91, Cambridge, MD TBA 2020 Prince George's County, Maryland $100,000 Maryland Implementation Publick Playhouse Stormwater Management Retrofit Project TBA 2020 Joe's Movement Emporium/World Arts Focus $30,000 Maryland Engineered Designs Green Street Engineered Design: Story of Water and Art TBA 2020 Montgomery County Maryland Department of Environmental Protection $200,748 Maryland Implementation Glenmont Forest Green Streets The Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns grant ensures that we are able to fully implement the green infrastructure components of our streetscape plan, which are so important to our residents.

These projects enhance and beautify the heart of our historic district, while managing stormwater and supporting a healthy environment. We are thrilled that our historic town can be a showcase for the value of green infrastructure and the power of incorporating ‘green’ into gray infrastructure capital improvement projects.

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