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Find similar grantsTourism Development Grants is sponsored by Klamath County. Tourism Development Grants is a grant from Klamath County, Oregon, that funds events, projects, and tourism infrastructure initiatives that attract visitors to Klamath County and encourage overnight stays.
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Tourism Grant Program | Klamath County, OR Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Klamath County Grant Programs Please refer to the Tourism Grant Information Packet and Score Sheet documents at the bottom of this page to answer any questions and assist in helping with planning and submitting the strongest application possible.
Do you have a unique event or project that could attract tourists to Klamath County and encourage overnight stays? Our Tourism Grant program is here to help! We’re seeking innovative ideas for events and activities that will draw visitors, especially during the shoulder season from October to May.
Tourism infrastructure project proposals are also considered. These grants are funded by the countywide transient room tax which is administered by Klamath County Tax Collections. • Application Cycle : Opens at 8:00 AM March 2, 2026, and closes at 5:00 PM on March 31, 2026.
Please note: No late applications or supporting documents will be accepted. • Mandatory Grant Orientation Class for all applicants : March 12, 2026, at 9:00 AM in room 219 of the County Government Complex.
(Please Note: To be considered eligible, all applicants for Klamath County Tourism and Economic Development Grants are required to attend the Grant Orientation Class before the closing date of the cycle for which they are applying. This class will be livestreamed online and there will be no make-up sessions offered.
Applicants are only required to attend one Grant Orientation Class per calendar year in which their application is being submitted ). • Mandatory Marketing Essentials Class for all grant award recipients : May 1, 2026, at 9:00 AM in room 219 of the County Government Complex. This class will be livestreamed online and there will be no make-up sessions offered.
Grant applications will be reviewed by an advisory panel appointed by the Board of County Commissioners, who will then make the final decisions on awarding funds in early May. Grant applications are reviewed, and recommendations made, by a seven-member review panel appointed by the Board of Commissioners.
The review panel recommends applications and funding levels to the Board of Commissioners who will then make the final decision for awarding funds. Please note: For applicant convenience, two versions of the budget form are available below: one is an Excel spreadsheet and the other a . pdf format.
They are identical forms. Use the one that works for you. Please use this budget form for both the application and for final reporting.
Please see below for the Spring 2026 grant cycle schedule. Click here for the Spring 2026 online application. Please refer to the Tourism Grant Information Packet and Score Sheet documents at the bottom of this page to answer any questions and assist in helping with planning and submitting the strongest application possible.
For questions, please contact the Klamath County Finance Office at 541-851-2264 Application period opens. Grant Orientation Class. Location: 9:00 am Room 219 of the County Government Complex.
Please Note: To be considered eligible, all applicants for Klamath County Tourism and/or Economic Development Grants are required to attend the Grant Orientation Class before the closing date of the cycle for which they are applying. Applicants are only required to attend one Grant Orientation Class per calendar year in which their application is being submitted.
The class will be livestreamed online for those who cannot attend in person. Please be sure to provide your name when you’re logged on for the meeting in order to ensure that you get credit for online attendance. Grant application period closes: deadline to submit application.
Late applications/materials will not be accepted. Tourism Grant Review Panel (TGRP) meets to score applications. BOCC Admin Meeting to review funding recommendations, award grants; applicants notified of status after board determinations.
Signed Tourism Grant Contracts/documents due back to Klamath County Finance Marketing Essentials class - REQUIRED for all grant recipients: Location: 9:00 am Room 219 of the County Government Complex. The class will be livestreamed online for those who cannot attend in person. There will be no makeup classes offered.
Board of Commissioners Business Meeting to sign contracts; Fully executed docs sent to recipients following signing. Klamath County Tourism Grant Information Packet Spring 26 rev 010726 Tourism Score Sheet Spring 2026 Klamath County Grant Budget Sheet (PDF) Klamath County Grant Budget Sheet (EXCEL) Photo Credit to Kelsey White, some photos created using A. I.
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