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North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program - Nebraska Department of Economic Development North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program (NSORG) The North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program (NSORG) was designed to provide grants to public and private entities to respond to the negative impact of the COVID-19 public health emergency and to build resilient and innovative communities.
NSORG was established by LB 531 of the State of Nebraska Legislature and signed into law by Governor Jim Pillen on June 6, 2023. What Can the Grants Be Used for? Based on the coordination plan and appendices, dated January 10, 2023, DED has identified eight funding categories that respond to the negative impacts of the COVID-19 public health emergency and to build resilient and innovative communities.
Small Business Support Grants Sports and Tourism Grants Arts, Culture, and Social Assistance Grants Entrepreneur and Innovation Grants Youth, Talent, and Workforce Development Grants Placemaking Infrastructure Grants Applicants may apply for projects in ONE of the eight funding categories. If an Applicant submits the same project under more than one funding category, only the first application submitted will be considered for funding.
Applicants cannot submit the same project in multiple categories. However, Applicants can apply in multiple categories so long as the projects differ from one another. Each funding category has special threshold requirements and scoring criteria, which are detailed in the Program Manual, Section 3.
3. 2. Grants must relieve the negative impact of the COVID-19 public health emergency within a qualified census tract (QCT) or an economic redevelopment area (ERA) located within the boundaries of a city of the metropolitan class and/or build resilient and innovative communities, with a priority on small business development, job creation, and economic development within such communities.
More information can be found at: https://www. huduser. gov/portal/datasets/qct.
html Who is Eligible to Apply? The North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program grant application will be open to public and private entities. In addition, to be eligible for a grant under the NSORG, a project must be listed in the coordination plan or appendices by the Economic Recovery Special Committee of the Legislature dated January 10, 2023.
A copy of the plan can be found here: https://www. nebraskalegislature. gov/reports/econrec.
php . Look up proposal name/ ID number here: https://www. nebraskalegislature.
gov/reports/econrec. php Each Applicant may apply for projects in one of the eight funding categories. If an Applicant submits the same project under more than one funding category, only the first application submitted will be considered for funding.
No single organization will receive more than two (2) NSORG awards. Universities and Colleges: Each institution of higher education (IHE) may submit no more than one application total across all NSORG funding categories. If an IHE submits more than one application, only the first application submitted will be considered for funding.
Title File Type Date Additional Partner Entity Information PDF August 18, 2023 Amendment Request Guide PDF September 13, 2024 Attestation of Legal Proceedings PDF August 16, 2023 Economic Recovery Division Community Information Session – FAQ PDF October 26, 2023 North & South Omaha Recovery Grant (NSORG) Program Manual PDF February 26, 2025 NSORG Community Meeting Slides PDF August 30, 2023 NSORG Lunch & Learn Session #1 Presentation PDF March 20, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Session #2 Presentation PDF April 3, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Session #3 Presentation PDF April 11, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Session #4 Presentation PDF April 17, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Session #5 Presentation PDF April 25, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Session #6 Presentation PDF May 23, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Webinar Session #1 Takeaways PDF March 20, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Webinar Session #3 Takeaways PDF April 11, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Webinar Session #4 Takeaways PDF April 18, 2024 NSORG Lunch & Learn Webinar Session #5 Takeaways PDF April 25, 2024 NSORG Lunch Learn Webinar Session #6 Takeaways PDF May 23, 2024 NSORG Recipients List PDF January 31, 2024 Small Business Support Grant Session #2 Check List PDF March 18, 2024 Small Business Support Grant Session #2 Presentation PDF March 18, 2024 Small Business Support Grant Session #3 Check List Word March 25, 2024 Small Business Support Grant Session #3 Presentation PowerPoint March 25, 2024 Small Business Support Grants Check List PDF March 12, 2024 Small Business Support Grants CIS Presentation #1 PDF March 12, 2024 Small Business Support Grants Session #1 Checklist PDF March 12, 2024 Small Business Support Grants Technical Assistance Schedule PDF April 23, 2024 Statement Amendment Template PDF September 13, 2024 Live Application Workshops NSORG Small Business Support Grant Community Information Session 1 NSORG Small Business Support Grant Webinar Session 2 NSORG Small Business Support Grant Webinar Session 3 NSORG Lunch & Learn Session 1 Meeting Recording NSORG Lunch & Learn Session 2 Meeting Recording NSORG Lunch & Learn Session 3 Meeting Recording NSORG Lunch & Learn Session 4 Meeting Recording NSORG Lunch & Learn Session 5 Meeting Recording NSORG Lunch & Learn Session 6 Meeting Recording NSORG: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Grants Live Application Workshop NSORG: Recovery Housing Live Application Workshop NSORG: Arts, Culture, and Social Assistance Live Application Workshop NSORG: Sports & Tourism Live Application Workshop NSORG: Small Business Support Grant Application Workshop NSORG: RAPID Grant Application Workshop NSORG: Youth, Talent, and Workforce Development Application Workshop NSORG: Placemaking Infrastructure Grant Application Workshop Economic Recovery Division Community Information Session - FAQ NSORG Program Manual Walk Through Video Economic Impact Score Tutorial Small Business Support Grants Youth, Talent, and Workforce Development Grants Open Date: 9/8/2023 9:00 AM Central Standard Time Close Date: 10/10/2023 5:00 PM Central Standard Time Arts, Culture, & Social Assistance Grants Open Date: 9/29/2023 9:00 AM Central Standard Time Close Date: 10/30/2023 5:00 PM Central Standard Time Open Date: 10/13/2023 10:00 AM Central Standard Time Close Date: 11/13/2023 5:00 PM Central Standard Time Placemaking Infrastructure Grants Open Date: 9/1/2023 9:00 AM Central Standard Time Close Date: 10/2/2023 5:00 PM Central Standard Time * City of Omaha has requested that anyone seeking a letter of support should request the letter from the Mayor’s office no later than 9/22.
* Open Date: 9/8/2023 9:00 AM Central Standard Time Close Date: 10/10/2023 5:00 PM Central Standard Time Open Date: 9/29/2023 9:00 AM Central Standard Time Close Date: 10/30/2023 5:00 PM Central Standard Time * City of Omaha has requested that anyone seeking a letter of support should request the letter from the Mayor’s office no later than 10/13.
* Entrepreneurship & Innovation Grants Open Date: 10/20/2023 9:00 AM Central Standard Time Close Date: 11/20/2023 5:00 PM Central Standard Time Award Amount: Applications for NSORG funds may not exceed the amount requested for each respective project in the coordination plan or appendices of the Economic Recovery Special Committee of the Legislature dated January 10, 2023.
Coordination Plan & Appendices Data Request Form To obtain your original proposal submission (Olsson data) as a Microsoft Excel file, you may submit a request here. Look up proposal name and ID/Row number here: https://www. nebraskalegislature.
gov/reports/econrec. php Grant Management Resources This page will provide technical assistance on using AmpliFund to apply for and manage grants awarded by DED.
Gov. Pillen, State Senators, and Local Leaders Celebrate Announcement of $234 Million of Economic Recovery Grants for North and South Omaha Nebraska Department of Economic Development Opens Application for Entrepreneurship & Innovation Grants Nebraska Department of Economic Development Opens Application for Recovery Housing Grants DED Opens Applications for Two Funding Categories within the North and South Omaha Recovery Grant Program: (1) Sports & Tourism (2) Arts, Culture & Social Assistance DED Opens Regular Office Hours at North and South Omaha Locations DED Launches Small Business Support Grant Opportunity under the North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program DED Opens Applications for Two Funding Categories within the North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program DED Opens Placemaking Infrastructure Applications within the North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program DED Launching Program Webpage for North and South Omaha Recovery Grant Program, Applications to Open Soon Deadlines Approaching for Two Funding Categories within the North & South Omaha Recovery Grant Program Small Business Support Grant - Updates Remaining NSORG Application Workshop Dates Announced North & South Omaha Recovery Grant (NSORG) Placemaking Infrastructure Application Deadline DED to Host Live Informational Application Workshop for Small Business Support Grant Program Urgent: Small Business Support Grant Interview Notification North & South Omaha Recovery Grant (NSORG) Website and Program Updates DED Hosting Two Live Informational Application Workshops: 1) RAPID and 2) Youth, Talent, & Workforce Development (YTWD) Nebraska Department of Economic Development Live Informational Application Workshop– Placemaking Infrastructure Interim Economic Recovery Division Administrator Ashley.
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