It's never too early to start preparing for the next CLG Grant round.
Below is a list of resources to help you plan CLG grant projects.
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There needs to be a preservation professional leading the project. That individual must meet the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards.
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Historic Resources Survey projects have specific DEADLINES and requirements. Use this expected products and timeline worksheet to guide your project planning efforts.
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National Register Nomination projects have specific DEADLINES and requirements. Use this expected products and timeline worksheet to guide your project planning efforts.
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Procuring goods or services with CLG grant funds must follow federal standards. Use this worksheet to know what to expect: Procurement Standards for Subcontracts
Only CLGs in good standing with the CLG Program are eligible to receive CLG grant funds. See the CLG Requirements webpage for more information.
Sample CLG grant applications:
