Open — funding available until April 1, 2029
Atlas Opportunity Score 80/100
Verified September 29, 2026
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
Maryland DHCD's HUD-funded Lead Hazard Reduction Grant is available to eligible Maryland homeowners and landlords for qualifying properties statewide except Baltimore City, with funding used for licensed lead-abatement services.
Required next actionConfirm the property is in Maryland outside Baltimore City and that the applicant is an eligible homeowner or landlord; document the lead hazard and property eligibility; use a licensed and accredited lead abatement contractor; complete the DHCD application and supporting property, contractor and financial documentation; and submit while the program remains open. Licensed residential childcare facilities and other special property types should separately confirm whether the companion state Lead Hazard Reduction Grant and Loan Program is the better pathway before applying.
Verification Hold
Atlas Opportunity Score 72/100
Verified September 16, 2026
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
Opportunity Overview The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Healthy Homes Production Grant Program provides financial assistance for comprehensive assessment and remediation of identified health and safety hazards in owner-occupied single-family homes. The current official program page describes the core mission as creating safer and healthier living environments. Funding Funding type: Grant. Maximum amount: […]
Required next actionBefore publication, reconfirm with Maryland DHCD that HHPG is currently accepting applications and that funding remains available. If confirmed, re-read the final saved record and authoritative source, confirm no duplicate exists, then apply the second-pass publication gate.
Open — Washington CPARC 2026 Cycle 2 rural historic property flood-resilience subgrants. Applications due December 13, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (time zone not specified).
Verified 2026-10-27
Washington Trust for Historic Preservation
Washington Trust CPARC 2026 Cycle 2 offers rural historic-property preservation and flood-adaptation subgrants up to $200,000 per applicant, with a required qualifying contribution equal to 40% of the grant request; applications due December 13, 2026, 11:59 p.m. (time zone not stated).
Required next actionRead the controlling 16-page 2026 Cycle 2 manual at https://preservewa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Bruhn-Grant-Program-Guidelines.pdf and the current application portal instructions at https://preservewa.org/programs/grants/cparc/application/. Confirm rural Washington population eligibility, qualifying historic building or landscape and flood-risk significance, historic-register status or nomination, property ownership/permission and preservation agreement, eligible work and matching sources. Prepare required estimates, flood-risk/supporting documentation, property photos, ownership evidence, support letters, match and budget documentation, insurance and organizational UEI if applicable. Complete the linked online Airtable form in one sitting by December 13, 2026, 11:59 p.m.; verify time zone and easement-document milestone directly with the administrator.
