City of Flagstaff Sustainability Grant 2026 – Community Health & Climate Resilience

City of Flagstaff 2026 Sustainability Grant: $75,000 total, up to $7,500 per standard award, including Community Health & Climate Resilience projects. Deadline September 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM; time zone not published.

FundingUp to $7,500 per project. The current City of Flagstaff program page does not state a total 2026 funding pool or a separate micro-grant amount.

DeadlineSeptember 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM (time zone not published)

Last verifiedSeptember 28, 2026

Required next actionConfirm the proposed project is within Flagstaff city limits, the applicant is eligible, and the project clearly addresses an approved sustainability priority such as Community Health and Climate Resilience, Energy, Food, Transportation, or Waste. Review the current guidelines and application materials, prepare the project scope, partnerships, outcomes and budget, and submit by September 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM. Because the City does not publish a time zone, submit early.

Broad Eligibility

Individuals, groups, community groups, educational groups, nonprofit organizations, churches, and locally owned businesses with projects within Flagstaff city limits

Atlas Analysis

Verified September 11, 2026. The City of Flagstaff Sustainability Grant (FSG) Program is accepting 2026 applications for locally based sustainability and climate-action projects, including the Community Health & Climate Resilience category.

Funding: The program will award $75,000 total. Standard applicants may request up to $7,500; the review panel also guarantees funding for the top three qualifying microgrants of up to $2,500 each.

Deadline: September 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM. The controlling City materials reviewed do not publish a deadline time zone, so applicants should not assume one and should submit early.

Eligibility and geography: Individuals, groups of individuals, community groups, educational groups, nonprofit organizations, churches, and locally owned businesses may apply for projects located within Flagstaff city limits. Applicants may receive a maximum of one award and successful applicants may receive one FSG award every other fiscal year.

Community Health & Climate Resilience: Eligible concepts may educate on the intersection of public health and environmental issues or climate resilience, improve neighborhood-level preparedness for impacts such as heat, smoke, and flooding, or increase access to public-health resources related to climate resilience.

Match/cost share: No mandatory match or cost share was identified in the controlling 2026 City guidelines.

Funding restrictions: Compensation, salaries, commissions, fees, prizes, premiums, and similar expenses may not exceed 50% of the award. Administrative costs may not exceed 10%. Grant funds may not be used to purchase land or buildings or to pay retroactively for activities completed before the award.

Submission: The preferred method is the Connect Flagstaff online application. The City also permits a Word application by email to SustainabilityGrant@flagstaffaz.gov, paper submission to the Sustainability Office, or a video application addressing all application questions and submitted by link to the same email address.

Program contact: SustainabilityGrant@flagstaffaz.gov. The 2026 guideline lists the Flagstaff Sustainability Grant Coordinator at that address.

Atlas assessment: Opportunity Score 69/100. N9+ fit 5/100, conditional and weak. The small award ceiling and sustainability focus make a remote-examination hardware/vendor pathway unrealistic unless a local applicant has a narrowly defined, allowable community-health/climate-resilience project. QC Healthcare fit 0/100. Dr. Miltie direct eligibility is not established and no direct-vendor pathway is assumed.

Authoritative sources: City of Flagstaff Sustainability Grants and 2026 Grant Guidelines.