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Downtown Transportation Fund is a grant from the State of Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development that funds municipalities working to improve transportation infrastructure in Vermont's downtown and village center districts. Eligible applicants are Vermont municipalities seeking to enhance pedestrian access, streetscapes, or multimodal connectivity within designated downtown or village center areas. Awards of up to $200,000 are available to support capital transportation projects that strengthen the economic vitality and livability of Vermont's downtowns. Applications typically open in September and are due in November or December. This program is administered as part of Vermont's Downtown Development Program, which promotes investment in designated downtown and village centers statewide.
Livable Communities Grant Programs is a grant from the Metropolitan Council that funds cities and townships in Minnesota's seven-county metropolitan area to advance regional goals for equity, community health, and resilience. Aligned with the Imagine 2050 regional plan, these grants support projects across the development continuum — from local policy development and small area planning to construction or preservation of affordable housing, neighborhood small businesses, mixed-use developments, and job training spaces. Grants help communities foster housing choices, economic vitality, and equitable growth. Cities, counties, and development authorities can channel grant dollars to qualified developers and organizations working on community-centered development projects. Funding amounts vary by project type and cycle.