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State Revitalization Programs Accessibility Information We are launching a new website! Our redesigned site is scheduled to launch soon to provide a better user experience. Please remember to update your bookmarks once the new site goes live.
State Revitalization Programs The FY28 Application Round is Open! Go to the Application section for how to apply and more information. Program Overview The Department’s State Revitalization Programs (SRP) offer a range of funding to further the revitalization goals of communities across Maryland.
The funding programs are primarily used to support expenses associated with capital projects – in other words, something that will result in “bricks and mortar” with at least a 15-year shelf life. The most competitive applications for funding explicitly connect a project to the revitalization strategies and goals from their community’s Sustainable Community Action Plan.
The Department cannot guarantee a round of funding in every program each year as funding is requested by the Governor and subject to the approval of the General Assembly.
Funding Programs Overview For eligibility and all other program requirements, review the funding programs: Maryland Facade Improvement Program Strategic Demolition Fund - Statewide Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Initiative (formerly Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative National Capital Strategic Economic Development Program Seed Community Development Anchor Institution Program Examples of Funding Projects While every community is different, SRP funds often focus on revitalization projects targeted to commercial and residential districts.
Common types of SRP projects include but are not limited to: Upper story redevelopment that increases residential dwellings in historic business districts Commercial façade improvement programs to enhance the marketability of a downtown or Main Street Adaptive reuse of vacant schools for community and educational amenities, such as, community centers and health care or day care facilities Neighborhood pocket parks to make residential areas more attractive to new home buyers and existing residents Arts, cultural and historic amenities, such as museums and theaters, to not only provide entertainment to residents, but attract visitors Small business incubators to help attract new businesses to downtown Development or enhancement of community open space or neighborhood beautification and place making projects Acquisition/rehabilitation of vacant residential properties to increase the supply of low/moderate income housing units previous year funded projects for more examples.
Eligible Project Locations All projects awarded SRP funds should be located within the boundaries of a Sustainable Community and help achieve the outcomes identified in a community’s Sustainable Communities Action Plan.
Sustainable Communities Program Neighborhood Revitalization Mapper Application Status: Open Training Registration Deadline: Monday, June 8, 2026 at 4:59 PM Webinar training dates: Wednesday, June 10, 2026 and Thursday, June 11, 2026 Application Period Opens: Monday, June 22, 2026 New Organization Registration Cut Off: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 at 4:59 PM Application Period Closes: Thursday, August 6, 2026 at 2:59 PM Review Period: Summer to Fall 2026 Awards Announced: Winter-Spring 2027 Submit application through the Project Portal.
To access the Project Portal, you must register first. Select "New User?" and complete the registration request form.
Approval may take up to 72 hours. Organizational Documents: Before you apply, upload the required documents to your organization’s profile. Applications missing required documents will be disqualified.
New Organization Registration Cut Off: No new organization user requests will be accepted after July 15, 2026. This allows for processing time to determine eligibility. View the FY 2028 Program Application Guidelines to determine your organization’s eligibility.
Applicants should read program guidelines and contact program staff with any questions. Virtual Application Training The live virtual application training has ended. You can view the recording and presentation slides below.
June 2026 Application Training Session Recording June 2026 Application Training Presentation Slides FY28 State Revitalization Program Guidelines - Last modified May 2026 Sample FY28 State Revitalization Programs Application Questions - Last modified May 2026 FY28 Application Frequently Asked Questions - Last modified May 2026 FY27 State Revitalization Awardee Orientation Recording FY27 State Revitalization Awardee Orientation Presentation FY26 State Revitalization Award Orientation FY25 State Revitalization Award Orientation Video for Baltimore Regions FY25 State Revitalization Award Orientation Video for Statewide Regions FY25 State Revitalization Award Orientation Presentation for Baltimore Regions FY25 State Revitalization Award Orientation Presentation for Statewide Regions Awardee Policy Guide - Updated January 2026 Regional Project Manager Map & Contact List - Updated May 2026 Neighborhood Revitalization News The current browser does not support Web pages that contain the IFRAME element.
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State Revitalization Program (SRP) is funded by Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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