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MDOT Urban Tree Program is sponsored by Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) in partnership with the Department of Natural Resources and the Maryland Urban and Community Forestry Committee (MUCFC). This grant program supports planting projects with additional funds available for pocket forest projects, established by statute to enhance urban trees in Maryland.
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Urban Tree Program - MDOT Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Accessibility Information The MDOT Urban Tree Program is a stewardship community tree planting program to help plant trees in communities that have lost trees as a result of transportation construction projects. The program was established by statute (Transportation - §2–103.
8) out of the 2021 legislative session and was developed as a grant program in partnership with the Department of Natural Resources and the Maryland Urban and Community Forestry Committee (MUCFC). The opportunity to apply for grant funding is open year-round! Applications will be reviewed twice a year for spring and fall planting seasons, January 15 and July 15 respectively.
The program awards up to $5,000 for planting projects with additional funds available for pocket forest projects. The program supports the Maryland Five Million Trees initiative and supports MDOT's efforts to being the greenest department of transportation in the country.
To learn more about the program and apply for funding, this page provides an overview of the Urban Tree Program as well as application resources for those who would like to apply.
Check out the MDOT UTP awardee dashboard Maryland Urban and Community Forestry Committee - MUCFC 5 Million Trees for Maryland UTP Application Questions Spring 2026 Urban Tree Program Awardees Community Tree Canopy Subsidy Program Washington County Government Woodland Way Park Shade Tree Project Hub Labels Parking Lot Planting Pot Spring Elementary School Pot Spring Elementary School Tree Planting Kings Contrivance Woodland Biodiversity Charlestown Senior Living Community Charlestown Maintenance Yard Beautification Project at Charlestown Senior Living Community Guilford Park High School Enhancing Tree Canopy at Guilford Park High School If you have any questions on the MDOT Urban Tree Program, please reach out to Nick Kurtz at [email protected] .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Unspecified, but likely open to local governments and non-profits involved in urban forestry. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
MDOT Urban Tree Program is funded by Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) in partnership with the Department of Natural Resources and the Maryland Urban and Community Forestry Committee (MUCFC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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