Off Highway Vehicle Fund Grants support Arizona communities through trail and facility work, stewardship, patrols, and education that promote safe OHV recreation and manage its impacts.
Funder: Arizona State Parks & Trails
Due Dates: October 9, 2026 (Pre-application) | October 30, 2026 (Final application)
Funding Amounts: $4,000,000 available for the program
Summary: Grants support Arizona OHV trails, facilities, law enforcement, stewardship, and education that promote safe recreation and manage its impacts.
Key Information: Applicants may have only one active grant under this funding opportunity.
Arizona State Parks & Trails administers the Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Fund, created by the Arizona State Legislature to promote responsible OHV recreation and manage its impacts. Financed primarily by OHV Decal sales, with a portion of state motor fuel taxes, the fund invests revenue from OHV use back into Arizona recreation areas.
Grants support trail construction and maintenance, trail facilities, and stewardship projects. They also fund law enforcement patrols in recreation areas and information and education projects that encourage safe, ethical OHV use. The program connects upkeep of places used by the OHV community with public safety and efforts to reduce recreation impacts.