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Local Government Planning Fund - New Mexico EDD Local Economic Development Act Opportunity Zones LEDA Jobs Bonus Local Economic Assistance & Development Support Program (LEADS) New Mexico MainStreet Program Business Retention & Expansion Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (C-PACE) Business Incubator Certification Site Readiness Intake Form Site Readiness Public Notice 2-25-26 Local Government Planning Fund Local Government Planning Fund Created in 2002, funded and administered through the New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) , the fund provides up-front capital necessary for properly planning infrastructure projects.
The Local Government Planning Fund (LGPF) provides critical funding for planning documents essential for public infrastructure projects. Preliminary Engineering Reports Environmental Information Documents Local Economic Development Act Plans Metropolitan Redevelopment Act Plans Applicants: Local governments, including Tribal entities and mutual domestic water consumers’ associations.
Projects: Preliminary engineering reports, environmental information documents, water conservation plans, long-term water plans, energy efficiency audits, and economic development plans. Applications are accepted monthly and reviewed at NMFA Board Meetings. Grants are made on a reimbursement basis.
To apply, enroll in NMFA’s online system, EnABLE, by downloading and completing the LGPF EnABLE Enrollment Form and submitting it to LGPF@nmfa. net .
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Local Government Planning Fund is funded by New Mexico Economic Development Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Business Development & Expansion Grant (Creative Industries Division) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This funding opportunity is designed for organizations with a demonstrated history of impactful work in supporting creative entrepreneurs and advancing creative industry development across New Mexico. This includes organizations that support creative industry companies and workers.
Creative Industries Division Grant Opportunities (Existing Creative Businesses) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This program supports existing creative businesses in New Mexico that have at least three years of operation. The Creative Industries Division offers various grants to support artists, creative businesses, and organizations with funding for growth, infrastructure, and innovation.
Business Development & Expansion Grant (New Mexico) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This program supports existing creative businesses in New Mexico with at least three years of operation. Funds can be used for inventory, equipment, marketing, promotion, digital presence, small infrastructure improvements, and technology/software improvements. Preferential points are given to businesses with fewer than ten employees and those in rural areas.
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