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MDOT Grants Roadshow - MDOT Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Accessibility Information The Maryland Department of Transportation offers a wide range of grant opportunities that further the agency's mission to provide safe, reliable, accessible, equitable, and sustainable transportation options to Marylanders across the State.
Funding will enhance transportation options through tree plantings in urban areas, new or improved bike and pedestrian pathways, electric vehicle charging, safety improvements, and much more! To learn more about the programs please see the available grants and resources below. MDOT is offering a series of Grants Roadshows to support our partners in identifying projects and submitting successful applications.
RSVPs are required for all events. See dates, times, and registration link below. Reach out to Allison Gost at [email protected] with questions.
Register for the 2026 Grants Roadshow Regional Events Here 2026 Grants Roadshow - Kick-Off Event Recording 2026 Grant Overview (Slides) Federal - Bridge Investment Program Federal - Local and Regional Project Assistance Program (BUILD) Federal - Safe Streets and Roads for All SHA Transportation Alternatives Program SHA Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Kim Lamphier Bikeways Network Program Transit Oriented Development Grant Program Freight-Rail Grant Program MDOT Urban Tree Grant Program Please reach out to Allison Gost at [email protected] for questions about the Grants Roadshow.
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MDOT Grants Roadshow is funded by Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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