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Find similar grantsTechnical Assistance to Governments Program (TAG) is sponsored by Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) (Utah). This program offers technical assistance to local governments in Utah, Summit, and Wasatch Counties for plans and studies addressing growth-related challenges, with a focus on integrating transportation and land use.
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Technical Assistance to Governments All MAG Offices will be closed starting Thursday, July 4 and reopening Monday, July 8. TAG - Technical Assistance to Governments Program Technical assistance is available to local governments throughout Utah, Summit, and Wasatch Counties for plans and studies that address growth related challenges and opportunities.
Competitive applications integrate transportation and land use in a meaningful way and support implementation of the Wasatch Choice Vision and MAG's Regional Transportation Plan . About $750,000 is available annually depending on number and quality of applications received. Assistance is provided in the form of consultant services procured by MAG on behalf of the local government.
projects links below and TAG Program Guidelines for more examples - Station Area Plan Program Assistance to Governments Program Community Planning and Economic Development Manager 2026 (Cycle V) TAG Program Guidelines 2026 (Cycle V) TAG Application Form Centers Webinar Recording (YouTube) Menu of City and Town Centers Presentation Slides 2026 TAG Cycle V is now open for applications!
Final applications are due December 10, 2026 See 'TAG Program Links' on the left for program guidelines and application form Link to a pdf version of the online application (shows all of the questions to help you prepare application content) Contact Dan Wayne at dan. wayne@magutah.
gov with any questions and to discuss project ideas 2025 TAG Cycle IV Awards: Awardee Project Status Park City Multimodal Wayfinding Plan (in progress) Payson Downtown Trigger Site Implementation Planning (in progress) MAG managing on behalf of local partners Southeast Utah Lake Shoreline Trail Site Plans And Conceptual Designs (in progress) Orem Orem Union Bench Canal Trail (UBCT) and Utility Corridor Master Plan (in progress) Fairfield and Cedar Fort Transportation Master Plans (in progress) Alpine Development & Municipal Code Update (in progress) 2024 TAG Cycle Links to Final Deliverables Poly-Centric City Center Plan Utah County General Plan Update (in progress) Utah County Transportation Master Plan (in progress) PG Downtown Revitalization Assessment & Stakeholder Engagement Project Charleston, Henefer, Daniel, and Hideout General Plan Updates (in progress) 2023 TAG Cycle II Projects (previously Links to Final Deliverables Main Street and Gateways Small Area Plan F rontRunner Station Area Plan (Phase II) and Oakley, Kamas, Francis, Summit County SR 32 Corridor and City Centers Plan Payson Parkway Small Area Plan Provo 2230 N Station Area Plan Provo University Avenue Station Area Plan Provo Joaquin Station Area Plan Provo FrontRunner and 400 S Station Area Plan Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Fairfield, Cedar Fort West Utah County Interagency Action Plan for Sustainable Growth (final deliverable pending) Southeast Vineyard Active Transportation Plan and Wayfinding Design Guidelines (final deliverable pending) 2022 TAG Cycle I Projects (previously Links to Final Deliverables Main Street Revitalization and Connectivity Plan Downtown Revitalization Plan Update and Historic State Street/100E Station Area Plan Midway Safe and Affordable Mobility Plan Bonanza Park Zoning Update (final deliverable awaiting city council approval) Station Area Connectivity Analysis FrontRunner Station Area Plan (completed but not adopted) North Main Street Gateway Small Area Plan transit , planning , mpo , rpo , general-plan , code , transportation , land-use , studies , grants
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments in Utah, Summit and Wasatch Counties; 6.77% local match. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows approximately $750,000 available annually (consultant services). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Technical Assistance to Governments Program (TAG) are due December 10, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Technical Assistance to Governments Program (TAG) is funded by Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) (Utah). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Utah. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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