Resources for
survey
Funding
: Jul 21, 2026
$5K-$20K
SHPO Survey & Planning Grants
The Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) offers Survey and Planning Grants for a variety of historic preservation planning purposes. These grants are part of a state commitment to provide increased funding for open space, farmland preservation, historic preservation and affordable housing. SHPO is now accepting Survey and Planning
Grant applications for State Fiscal Year 2026 (July 1, 2025-June 30 2026). There will be $480,000 available and grant awards will range from $5,000-$20,000.
Eligible activities include: Historic Resources Inventories; Archaeological Surveys and Reports; Historic Designation Reports; Municipal Historic Preservation Planning Reports; Pre-Development Studies.
Funding
: Jul 21, 2026
$5K-$20K
SHPO Survey & Planning Grants
The Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) offers Survey and Planning Grants for a variety of historic preservation planning purposes. These grants are part of a state commitment to provide increased funding for open space, farmland preservation, historic preservation and affordable housing. SHPO is now accepting Survey and Planning
Grant applications for State Fiscal Year 2026 (July 1, 2025-June 30 2026). There will be $480,000 available and grant awards will range from $5,000-$20,000.
Report
Level of Effort:
Strategic Flooding Mitigation for Connecticut: Challenges and Solutions
The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM) recently released a comprehensive report on understanding and addressing the occurrence of local flooding. Developed in collaboration with leading engineering firm Fuss & O’Neill, the study was motivated by the need to address the growing concerns surrounding flood risks across Connecticut. The report evaluates current flood management practices and outlines a series of strategic interventions actionable recommendations to enhance community resilience.
Report
Level of Effort:
Strategic Flooding Mitigation for Connecticut: Challenges and Solutions
The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM) recently released a comprehensive report on understanding and addressing the occurrence of local flooding. Developed in collaboration with leading engineering firm Fuss & O’Neill, the study was motivated by the need to address the growing concerns surrounding flood risks across Connecticut. The report evaluates current flood management practices and outlines a series of strategic interventions actionable recommendations to enhance community resilience.
Funding
: Jul 21, 2026
up to $20,000
Transaction Assistance Grant (TAG) Program
The Connecticut Land Conservation Council’s Transaction Assistance Grant (TAG) Program seeks to accelerate the pace of land conservation by providing financial assistance to land trusts for transaction-related project costs. TAG responds to immediate conservation needs and is designed to get funding on the ground efficiently and effectively. Applications for TAG grants are accepted monthly, with applications due on the last day of a given month as long as funds are available.
$175,000 total is available for 2026. Eligible transaction costs may include: Appraisal Work (Appraisal, Appraisal Review, Appraisal Update), Title Work (Title Search, Title Certificate, Title Insurance), Environmental Site Assessments (Phase I and Phase II ESAs), Surveys, and Record Fees. Applications must be submitted by a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a mission dedicated to land conservation in CT. Projects must be located within CT and can be a purchase, bargain-sale, or donation of any conservation easement or fee property, to be held by the applicant and protected in perpetuity. Applicant must be a current member of CLCC.
Funding
: Jul 21, 2026
up to $20,000
Transaction Assistance Grant (TAG) Program
The Connecticut Land Conservation Council’s Transaction Assistance Grant (TAG) Program seeks to accelerate the pace of land conservation by providing financial assistance to land trusts for transaction-related project costs. TAG responds to immediate conservation needs and is designed to get funding on the ground efficiently and effectively. Applications for TAG grants are accepted monthly, with applications due on the last day of a given month as long as funds are available.