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    Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership

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    Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership supports rural and urban communities through land acquisition, new infrastructure, and park redevelopment to expand public outdoor recreation opportunities.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Plan to submit your Utah application in July 2027 rather than September 2027; selected projects are expected to be submitted by the state to NPS in November 2027. These dates are still projected, so check the program page for confirmation. The meeting scheduling link is no longer listed, but you can still contact Evan Beitsch for application assistance.

    Funder: Division of Outdoor Recreation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Utah application) | November 2027 (State submission to NPS)

    Funding Amounts: $2.5 million–$15 million; 1:1 match with exactly 50% applicant cost share

    Summary: Supports land acquisition, new recreation infrastructure, and park redevelopment to expand public outdoor recreation opportunities.

    Key Information: Funded sites must remain maintained and accessible for public outdoor recreation in perpetuity.


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    The Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) is a nationally competitive grant program administered by the National Park Service (NPS), with Utah applications coordinated by the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation. It supports projects that enhance outdoor recreation opportunities in rural and urban communities, create new recreation spaces, reinvigorate existing parks, and strengthen connections between people and the outdoors.

    Funding supports acquisition, development, and redevelopment of public outdoor recreation spaces. Acquisition may include fee-simple purchases of land or interests in land to expand recreation opportunities, conserve natural resources, and protect cultural and historic sites. Development supports new outdoor recreation infrastructure, while redevelopment improves existing facilities. Utah reviews and selects projects for submission to the national competition.


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