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Find similar grantsOff-Highway Vehicle Recreation Fund - Large Scale Grants is sponsored by Arizona State Parks. This fund offers large-scale grants for projects aimed at developing and maintaining trails in Arizona's off-road recreation areas. It supports trails, staging areas, signage, and educational programs.
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Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Fund Grants in AZ | Arizona State Parks Off Highway Vehicle Fund Grants The Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Fund was created by the Arizona State Legislature to promote responsible OHV recreation and manage its impacts. The fund is financed primarily through the sale of the OHV Decal, which is required for all off-highway vehicles operating in the state, as well as a portion of state motor fuel taxes.
This user-funded program invests directly back into the OHV community by providing grants for trail maintenance, facility construction, and stewardship projects. It also plays a critical role in public safety by funding law enforcement patrols in popular recreation areas and supporting information and education programs that promote safe and ethical OHV use.
Available Funds: $4,000,000 Eligible Applicants: Federal, state, county, and local governments, and non-profit organizations. Eligible Projects: OHV law enforcement, trail construction/maintenance, trail facilities, and I&E (information & education). Heritage and OHV Fund Applications are scheduled to open on July 8!
Get a head start on your application by joining our upcoming grant workshop before pre-applications are due on Wednesday, July 22 . Speaking directly with Arizona State Parks and Trails Grants staff is one of the best ways to better understand the Heritage Fund grant process, ask questions, and gain valuable insights that can help strengthen your application.
Join us on Friday, July 10, from 10:00 AM–11:30 AM for an informative Heritage and OHV Fund Grant Workshop. [ Meeting Link ] Whether you're applying for the first time or looking for a refresher on the process, this workshop will provide helpful guidance to ensure your application process goes as smoothly as possible. We look forward to seeing you there!
Add Workshop to Your Calendar Start Here Before You Apply All of the resources listed below are included in the official grant application materials, but we’ve gathered them here to make the process easier for you. These documents, maps, and tools provide important background information and required references that will help applicants prepare stronger, more complete applications.
By reviewing these resources in advance, you’ll save time and ensure your project meets all eligibility, planning, and compliance requirements. Click on a section below and the information will be revealed. This state map is used to highlight where within the state an applicant's project will take place.
State Map PDF Legislative and Congressional District Information Applicants can use this map to determine the project area’s Legislative and Congressional Districts. District Information Link Arizona Game and Fish Department Environmental Review Tool This tool allows users to identify Arizona wildlife species and habitat that may be impacted by the proposed project area.
It also generates in-depth reports that can be used in the application process. AZGFD Tool Link Please click the links to view blank applications for the Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Fund Blank OHV Grant Application https://www. azparkgrants.
com/index.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Counties, municipalities, state agencies, and nonprofits. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Fund - Large Scale Grants is funded by Arizona State Parks. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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