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    Capital and Equipment Grants

    Capital and Equipment Grants support shared mobility providers’ vehicle and equipment purchases to improve under-resourced Oregon communities’ transportation access and reduce drive-alone trips and emissions.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Full proposals are now open through February 12, 2027, replacing the pre-application listing that closed October 14, 2026. Applicants must use the provided budget template; an optional narrative template and scoring rubric are now available, and a November 17, 2026 informational webinar requires registration.

    Green Transportation Capital

    Green Transportation Capital supports Washington transit agencies with zero-emission vehicles and related capital improvements to cost-effectively reduce transportation carbon emissions.

    Washington DOTForecasted Aug 18, 2028Forecasted

    Zero-emissions Access Program grant

    Zero-emissions Access Program grant supports Washington communities with limited transportation access through zero-emission carshare pilots that expand clean transportation options.

    Washington DOTForecasted Jan 15, 2027$200,000Forecasted

    2027-29 Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund Program

    2027-29 Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund Program supports Oregon transit providers with operations, service expansion, and capital projects to maintain and improve public transportation.

    Oregon DOTDue Jan 14, 2027

    Transit Support Grant

    Transit Support Grant supports Washington transit agencies’ operations, vehicles, equipment, and construction while advancing zero-fare, low-barrier travel for riders age 18 and younger.

    Washington DOTForecasted Jul 15, 2027$188,900,000Forecasted

    Public Transportation Office Planning and Research Grants

    Public Transportation Office Planning and Research Grants support Oregon public agencies, transit operators, and tribes with planning and research to improve mobility and coordinated public transportation.

    Oregon DOTDue Nov 25, 2026· 12d$900,000