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Jan 16, 2026

New York State Local Government "Efficiency Grant" applications

 

Local Government Efficiency Grant Application Open Until February 4, 2026


Don’t miss out on the opportunity to apply for a Local Government Efficiency (LGE) grant.

The New York Department of State’s Division of Local Government is offering an $8 million opportunity to help municipalities innovate, collaborate, and build a more efficient future for residents.

Local Government Efficiency benefits include:

  • Long-term savings for your community
  • Grant funding that helps ease municipal budget pressures and reduce government spending

Your municipality could receive up to:

  • $1,250,000 for implementing innovative collaborative projects (each participating municipality eligible for up to $250,000; 10% local match required)
  • $100,000 for planning projects (each collaborating municipality eligible for up to $20,000; 50% local match required)
Learn more on the DOS website

Act now to ensure your municipality is considered before the deadline

Find out how to apply today by emailing LGEprogram@dos.ny.gov or calling 518-473-3355.

Learn more on the DOS website: 

New York Department of State Announces Opening of $8 Million Local Government Efficiency Program | Department of State

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