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Find similar grantsFederal Recreational Trails Program is sponsored by Iowa Department of Transportation. This program allocates funds to provide and maintain motorized and non-motorized recreational trails and trail-related projects. Funds cannot be used to improve roads for general passenger vehicle use or to provide shoulders or sidewalks along roads.
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Federal & State Recreational Trails | Department of Transportation Federal & State Recreational Trails State Recreational Trails (SRT) Federal-Recreational Trails (FRT) FFY 2028 Federal Recreational Trails Program Applications are now being accepted for the annual FFY 2028 Federal Recreational Trails program application cycle. Applications shall be emailed to [email protected] no later than 4:00 p. m.
, October 1, 2026. State Recreational Trails (SRT) The state recreational trails program (SRT) provides funds to establish recreational trails throughout Iowa for the use, enjoyment and participation of the public. The program is restricted to the acquisition, construction or improvement of recreational trails open for public use or trails which will be dedicated public use upon completion.
A state or local government agency, a municipal corporation, a county or a nonprofit organization is eligible to apply for and receive funds from the recreational trails program. A private business or developer is not eligible to apply directly for funds from the recreational trails program. Application and Instructions NOFO Advanced Notice of Funding Availability (FY2027) (229.
54 KB) . pdf State Recreational Trails Program Administrative Rules (138. 3 KB) Archived .
pdf Application to State Recreational Trails Program Parts A through E (75. 25 KB) Archived . docx Application to State Recreational Trails Program Part F Checklist and Certification (52.
33 KB) Archived . docx Form 105101 Minority Impact Statement Project Development Information Packet Reimbursement claims for SRT projects must be accompanied by an original signed reimbursement claim form 240011 , copies of all invoices, listing the beginning and end of the invoice billing period, pay estimates, and proof of payment totaling 100% of actual costs for which the reimbursement is being requested.
Claims, including required documentation (152. 9 KB) Archived . pdf , shall be emailed to [email protected] .
State Recreational Trails Program Application Summary and Funding Cycles July 2025 (2. 57 MB) Archived . pdf July 2020 (1004.
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pdf July 2017 (112. 51 KB) . pdf July 2016 (207.
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pdf January 2015 (110. 74 KB) . pdf July 2014 (229.
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pdf July 2012 (42. 27 KB) . pdf July 2011 (102.
39 KB) . pdf Federal-Recreational Trails (FRT) The Federal Recreational Trails program (FRT) provides grant funding for trails and trail-related projects. Funds are intended for recreational trails.
They may not be used to improve roads for general passenger vehicle use or to provide shoulders or sidewalks along roads.
Maintenance and restoration of existing trails; Development and rehabilitation of trailside and trailhead facilities and trail linkages; Purchase and lease of trail construction and maintenance equipment; Construction of new trails (with restrictions for new trails on Federal lands; Acquisition of easements or property for trails; Operation of educational programs to promote safety and environmental protection related to trails (limited to 5 percent of a state’s funds).
A federal, state and/or local government agency, private individuals and organizations (if co-sponsored by a government agency) are eligible to apply as well. Application and Instructions NOFO for Application Cycle for FRT Program (189. 98 KB) .
pdf Application and instructions for Iowa Federal Recreational Trails Program Funding Project Development Information Packet Reimbursement claims for FRT projects must be accompanied by an original signed reimbursement claim form 240007 , copies of all invoices, listing the beginning and end of the invoice billing period, pay estimates, and proof of payment totaling 100% of actual costs for which the reimbursement is being requested.
Further instructions on supporting documentation can be found in the Required Documentation for Reimbursement document. Claims, including required documentation (152. 9 KB) Archived .
pdf , shall be emailed to [email protected] .. Federal Recreational Trails Application Summary and Funding Cycles October 2025 (2. 12 MB) Archived .
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