The Historic Preservation Grants program from the New Mexico Historic Preservation Division funds research and projects to document and protect historic sites across New Mexico.
Funder: New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Amount varies by year; typical awards support Register nominations, outreach, and project groundwork.
Summary: Supports historic preservation projects and outreach throughout New Mexico, administered by the state’s Historic Preservation Division.
Key Information: This is a forecasted opportunity; funding availability is not guaranteed each year.
The Historic Preservation Grants program, administered by the New Mexico Historic Preservation Division (HPD), provides funding to support the preservation of historic sites and resources across New Mexico. The program periodically offers grants for activities such as preparing National or State Register nominations, conducting outreach, performing condition assessments, and laying the groundwork for major preservation projects. Program administration aligns with the New Mexico Grants Manual, the National Park Service’s Historic Preservation Fund Grants Manual, and the state’s preservation plan, ensuring that funded projects meet established preservation goals and standards.