FY26 EPA MAC Grant Application and Implementation Workshop
The National League of Cities’ Local Infrastructure Hub provides pro-bono technical training through Bootcamps and Workshops. The Center for Creative Land Recycling is proud to lead the NLC’s Grant Application and Implementation Workshop for the FY26 EPA Brownfields Assessment, Cleanup and Multipurpose Grants. This year’s FY26 EPA Multipurpose, Assessment, and Cleanup (MAC) Brownfields Grants are likely your final opportunity to tap into elevated funding levels before they drop. The EPA anticipates that more than $255 million will be available during the FY 26 Brownfields funding cycle, which is anticipated to open in September.
Now is the time to move quickly and secure resources that can turn contaminated sites into thriving community assets. Join experts from the Center for Creative Land Recycling, National League of Cities and other guest speakers for an insiders’ look at program changes, application tips, and strategies to make your application stand out.
This isn’t just another webinar. You’ll take part in an interactive exercise to sharpen your funding strategy, gain exclusive resources you can put to work immediately, and have the chance to book one-on-one office hours with our team for personalized guidance after the session. Whether you’re a first-time applicant or a seasoned pro, you’ll leave ready to compete for millions in redevelopment funding that can transform your community.
Start your applications by reviewing these resources from the FY25 application cycle. We anticipate changes this year, but it is critical to familiarize yourself with typical application requirements.
- Getting Started Early – National TAB webinar
- CCLR EPA Brownfield Services/Resources
- Successful EPA Grant Applications
- National League of Cities Brownfield Factsheet
- 2025 Brownfields Federal Programs Guide
Not planning to apply this year? That’s all the more reason to join! Discover practical ways to advance land reuse projects without federal funding, and learn how to tap into pro bono technical support to jump-start catalytic redevelopment in your community.
