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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Main Purpose of the Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns (G3) Grant Program Is to Provide Funding to Local Governments and Non-profit Entities in Small- to Medium-sized Communities in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed via the Chesapeake Bay Trust. the Funds Support Green Street Planning, Design, and Construction Projects. These Green Streets Projects Enhance Green Spaces in Communities by Implementing Urban Green Stormwater Practices, Increasing Urban Tree Canopy, and Replacing Impervious Surfaces With More Permeable Materials in Addition to Other Environmental and Public Health Benefits for Residents of the Communities. Under This Objective, the Chesapeake Bay Trust (the Trust), Along With the Us Environmental Protection Agency (epa), Will Connect Local Governments and Non-governmental Organizations to the Needed and Appropriate State Staff or Private Contractors and Provide Small Grants, Ranging From $5,001-$100,000, to Be Used for Green Streets Planning, Project Design, Implementat
Committed
$825,000
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