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North Dakota Township Officers Association - Flexible Transportation Fund Grants Home » Information » Township Funding » Grant Programs » Flexible Transportation Fund Grants » Flexible Transportation Fund Grants The mission of the Flexible Transportation Fund is to invest in North Dakota’s existing infrastructure by funding projects that reduce long-term maintenance and operations costs and improve the connectivity, efficiency, and safety of our transportation network.
The Flexible Transportation Fund (Flex Fund) was established by the 68th Legislative Assembly to complement the Federal Aid Highway program and further support an interconnected transportation system in our great state. After the success of the first round, the 69th Legislative Assembly expanded the program with additional funding and designated programs within the fund. All programs are reimbursement programs.
For questions, see the guidance document and FAQ below, or contact flexfund@nd. gov . Grants for Non-Oil Townships: This program is open to non-oil townships for transportation-related projects, with $31.
1 million available for these grants. Townships located in non-oil-producing counties (all counties except the 4 top oil-producing counties*) are eligible to apply. Townships must work with their respective county to apply.
Priority will be given to organized townships that levy at least 18 mills and have less than one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) in their general fund (see note in following text)* as of December 31st, 2025. Priority for unorganized townships will be given to counties that levy at least 18 mills for township road and bridge work. Priority will be given to projects that improve local corridors.
This program advances the mission of efficiently moving people and goods and improving the safety, connectivity, and longevity of the existing transportation network. *The Board of Township Supervisors can transfer funds from the General Fund to the Special Road Fund to comply with the $100,000 limitation for the Township General Fund.
Special Road Fund *Townships in Williams, McKenzie, Mountrail, and Dunn counties are not eligible for Flex Fund Grants or Direct Payments.
Applications are Due September 19, 2025 Flexible Transportation Fund Program Website - NDDOT Flex Fund Program Guidance Traci Sletmoe Explains the Flex Fund Grant Program for July Township Tuesday - Video Flex Fund Kickoff Webinar - July 22, 2025 - Video Traci Sletmoe Details the Flex Fund Grant Program for August Township Tuesday - Video For Questions about the Flex Fund Grant Program, Contact: Flex Fund Team - flexfund@nd.
gov Traci Sletmoe at 701-328-5073 tsletmoe@nd. gov Ben Sampica at 701-328-5057 bsampica@nd. gov Traci Sletmoe and Ben Sampica are employees at NDDOT who specialize in the grant program for townships.
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Can we apply for more than one project? If a project that we submit for a grant is approved, will the applicant receive all the money up front to complete the project? Or will we receive a percentage of the total grant?
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How much funding is available? Why are Township reimbursements sent to the County? My project contains both a county road and a township road, which program do I apply for?
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