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Community Mitigation Fund - Massachusetts Gaming Commission Sports Wagering in Massachusetts Careers in Expanded Gaming Vendor and Supplier Opportunities Gaming Policy Advisory Committee Community Mitigation Fund Host & Surrounding Communities Requests for Public Comments Frequently Asked Questions Meeting Notifications & Agendas Employee Licensing and Registration Vendor Licensing and Registration Employee Reporting Obligations Compliance Information for Electronic Gaming Devices Involuntary Exclusion List Sports Wagering in Massachusetts Sports Wagering Licensees Regulations Relating to Sports Wagering Sports Wagering Approved Events & Wagers Careers in Expanded Gaming Vendor and Supplier Opportunities Access and Opportunity Committee Gaming Policy Advisory Committee Community Mitigation Fund Previous Awards & Archives Reports and Studies Developed as a Result of the Community Mitigation Fund Host & Surrounding Communities Host Community Agreements Surrounding Community & Related Agreements Requests for Public Comments Frequently Asked Questions Massachusetts Gaming Commission Community Mitigation Fund Community Mitigation Fund The FY2027 CMF Application round is now open!
The Expanded Gaming Act created the Community Mitigation Fund (CMF) to support communities and governmental entities in offsetting impact costs related to the construction and operation of gaming facilities. Since 2015, the MGC has granted approximately $79.
5 million in funding to advance needs in transportation, community planning, workforce development, and public safety initiatives for eligible municipalities and government entities located in the vicinity of the casinos. In Fall 2023, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted to shift the Community Mitigation Fund to a municipal block grant format, along with a regional application to address regional mitigation needs.
As of FY2027, the CMF offered grants via Municipal or Regional applications in the following categories: “Specific Impacts” relating to the operation of a gaming establishment FY2027 Community Mitigation Fund Applications Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office Hampden County Sheriff’s Department Hampden County District Attorney’s Office Holyoke Community College MassHire Metro North Workforce Board Metropolitan Area Planning Council Pioneer Valley Planning Commission Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office Any communities with questions on these and other gaming-related matters are urged to contact Mary Thurlow at Mary.
Thurlow@massgaming. gov . This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Casino Gaming / Horse Racing / Sports Wagering Massachusetts Gaming Commission 101 Federal St. , 12th Floor mgccomments@massgaming. gov Our mission is to regulate the legal casino, horse racing, and sports wagering industries in the Commonwealth with integrity & transparency.
Key questions and narrative sections extracted from the solicitation.
Identify the impact of the gaming establishment on your municipality, providing documentation or evidence that supports the determination that the operation of the gaming facility causes or is causing the impact
Describe the project in detail and how the proposed project will address the impact indicated, including a breakdown of the proposed scope of work sufficiently detailed for the review team to understand steps required for completion
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Municipal governments (cities and towns), regional governmental entities, district attorneys' offices, county sheriffs' departments, workforce boards, planning commissions, colleges/universities, and state agencies located near Massachusetts gaming facilities. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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