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Maine Redevelopment Land Bank Authority - Maine Redevelopment is announcing its 2026-2027 Lightning Stabilization Grant Program. Maine Redevelopment is announcing its 2026-2027 Lightning Stabilization Grant Program. Lightning Grant Guidelines FY27 2 This program helps municipalities address distressed properties they own that are at risk of further deterioration, potentially beyond the point of being viable for reuse.
The intent is to “pause” the decline and create time for community visioning and planning efforts to begin or continue. There will be two rounds of grants this fiscal year.
Key dates are: Applications Due: 8/31/2026 at 5pm Award Letters Sent: 9/15/2026 Work Completed and Invoiced by: 12/31/2026 Applications Due: 3/31/2027 at 5pm Award Letters Sent: 4/15/2027 Work Completed and Invoiced by: 6/15/2027 Before completing and submitting application, please review the program guidelines.
Maine Redevelopment Welcomes Kelsey Shepherd as Program Coordinator October 23, 2026 | Augusta, Maine — The Maine Redevelopment Land Bank Authority (Maine Redevelopment) is pleased to announce that... MDF Announces New Grant Program for Communities Impacted by Biomass Facility Closures. Maine Redevelopment, MOCA and the Maine Office of Community Development have partnered with Maine Development Foundation (MDF) who is pleased...
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Applications for Lightning Stabilization Grant are due March 31, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Lightning Stabilization Grant is funded by Maine Redevelopment Land Bank Authority (MRLBA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maine. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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