Historic Preservation Heritage Fund

Historic Preservation Heritage Fund is sponsored by Arizona State Parks & Trails / State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Supports projects tied to the official registration, physical condition assessment, and preservation of Arizona's historic districts, buildings, and archaeological sites.

Heritage Fund Grants in Arizona | Arizona State Parks The Heritage Fund was established in 1990 by Arizona's voters to create a dedicated source of funding for the preservation of the state's natural and cultural legacy. The fund receives a portion of proceeds from the Arizona Lottery, ensuring a consistent investment in our history and environment without relying on state taxes.

This program is divided between two state agencies, with Arizona State Parks administering grants for historic preservation, non-motorized trails, and the acquisition or development of local and regional parks. The Heritage Fund empowers communities to protect important landmarks, enhance outdoor recreation, and ensure that Arizona's unique heritage is preserved for future generations.

Eligible Applicants: Incorporated municipalities, counties, state agencies, tribal governments, and non-profit organizations. Eligible Projects: Local/regional park acquisition or development, historic preservation, and non-motorized trail projects. Have questions about eligibility or the application process?

Consult this helpful FAQ document or contact the ASPT Grants staff for answers. Start Here Before You Apply All of the resources listed below are included in the official grant application materials, but we’ve gathered them here to make the process easier for you. These documents, maps, and tools provide important background information and required references that will help applicants prepare stronger, more complete applications.

By reviewing these resources in advance, you’ll save time and ensure your project meets all eligibility, planning, and compliance requirements. Click on a section below and the information will be revealed. Arizona State Parks and Trails Grants Manual Historic Preservation Heritage Fund Grant Application Instruction Manual This state map is used to highlight where within the state an applicant's project will take place.

EPA Section 404 Information This link will assist in determining if your project will require a 404 Permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Legislative and Congressional District Information Applicants can use this map to determine the project area’s Legislative and Congressional Districts.

District Information Link Arizona Game and Fish Department Environmental Review Tool This tool allows users to identify Arizona wildlife species and habitat that may be impacted by the proposed project area. It also generates in-depth reports that can be used in the application process.

Please click the links to view blank applications for the Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Fund Blank Heritage Application Apply for Heritage Fund Grants https://www. azparkgrants. com/index.

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