Community Development Grants in Wyoming

Wyoming Business Council

The Business Ready Community Grant program funds infrastructure and community facility projects that support economic development in Wyoming communities, including water, sewer, road, and broadband improvements tied to business growth.

Wyoming Business Council

Wyoming's CDBG program provides grants to local governments for community development, housing rehabilitation, public facilities, and economic development projects that benefit low- and moderate-income Wyoming residents.

Wyoming Business Council

The Main Street Program provides grants and technical assistance to Wyoming communities for downtown revitalization, historic preservation, and economic development that strengthens the commercial heart of small towns.

Wyoming Arts Council

Community Support grants fund arts and cultural programming in Wyoming communities including performances, exhibitions, festivals, and literary events that bring arts experiences to residents across the state's urban and rural areas.

Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)

AML grants fund the reclamation and restoration of lands impacted by historic mining operations in Wyoming, addressing environmental hazards, stabilizing abandoned structures, and restoring land productivity for community benefit.

Wyoming Community Development Authority (WCDA)

WCDA's HOME program provides grants for affordable housing development, rehabilitation, and homebuyer assistance to expand housing access for low-income Wyoming families and individuals in communities across the state.

Wyoming Humanities Council

Grants for humanities programming including lectures, exhibitions, oral history, documentary, and public humanities projects in Wyoming. Funded by NEH.