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Filter and sort active funding sources to find programs that meet your community's needs. This page focuses on opportunities available to local governments, with occasional listings for related programs when a local government is a required partner or when participation may support local recovery efforts.

All information is provided as a starting point; users should verify eligibility, deadlines, and requirements directly with the administering agency.

Cooperative Landslide Hazard Mapping and Assessment Program

Federal / State / Local / Private:
Federal
Disaster specific?:
Yes
Current Status:
Open
One time or recurring opportunity?:
Recurring
Responsible Organization:
U.S. Geological Survey
Contact info:
Stephen L. Slaughter | sslaughter@usgs.gov | 303-273-8482; Jonathan Godt | jgodt@usgs.gov | 303-273-8626
Assistance Type:
Grant
Application Link:
Rolling/ Fixed Deadline:
Fixed
Single or Multiple Deadlines?:
Single
Application Deadlines:
  • June 8, 2026
Who's Eligible?:
  • City
  • County
  • Federally recognized tribes
  • State governments
  • Units of local government
Eligible Uses:
  • Emergency Response & Public Safety
  • Planning, Resilience & Mitigation
Additional detail on uses:
During the application period, the USGS invites proposals for a competitive grant that support landslide risk‑reduction activities, including communication, planning, coordination, mapping, assessments, and data collection. Eligibility to Apply Only state, territorial, local, and Tribal governments are eligible to apply. These entities must have the authority and capacity to carry out landslide hazard mapping, assessment, and data collection activities within their jurisdictions. Academic researchers and institutions are not eligible to apply directly for this grant. However, there is one important exception: if a state geological survey or other related government office is administratively housed within a state university system, the university may submit a proposal on behalf of the state geological survey. This structure ensures that the program remains focused on supporting government-led efforts while still allowing for administrative flexibility in states where geological surveys and other related state offices are embedded within academic institutions. Organizations that do not meet these eligibility criteria, including private companies, nonprofit organizations, and academic institutions not affiliated with a state geological survey, are encouraged to collaborate with eligible applicants as subrecipients. However, they may not serve as the primary applicant or principal investigator.
Award Mechanism:
Competitive
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