Important dates
The application deadline for this program is October 31 of each year.
Overview
The Municipal Grant Program was established in 2006 to support the costs of beetle control operations for municipalities. The program provides funding and expert advice to municipalities that support mountain pine beetle (MPB) management on municipal and private lands. Activities may include:
- ground surveys and mapping
- treatment of infested trees
- communication, education and outreach efforts
- prevention of additional attack
- project management
Eligibility
Funds may be awarded to municipalities with trees infested with MPB and whose management programs align directly with Alberta's overall objectives of:
- containing infestations and minimizing the spread of MPB north and south along the eastern slopes of Alberta
- preventing the spread of MPB eastward further into the boreal forest
How to apply
Step 1. Read the guidelines
- MPB Municipal Grant Funding Program – Program Overview and Guidelines (PDF, 534 KB)
- MPB Municipal Grant Funding Program – Funding Priorities (PDF, 242 KB)
Step 2. Complete the application package
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Fill out the MPB Municipal Grant Funding Program – Grant Application Form (PDF, 163 KB)
Step 3. Submit the application package
The municipality must submit the completed application to the local Forest Health Officer by or before October 31, or by the extended deadline as approved by the local Forest Health Officer.
Contact
Email: [email protected]
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