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Accelerated Mobility Playbook (AMP) Grant

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The Accelerated Mobility Playbook (AMP) is a competitive discretionary grant program administered through non-governmental programming to help U.S. cities speed up the implementation of mobility networks. Focusing on planning, transportation, and infrastructure, the program selects cities through a competitive application process to receive technical assistance aimed at improving project delivery and strengthening community and philanthropic partnerships. Selected grantees receive a comprehensive suite of deliverables, including a site visit to evaluate local processes, a formal assessment of current project-delivery states, and a strategic roadmap for enhancing mobility networks. Additionally, the program facilitates peer-to-peer engagement through in-person gatherings with other grantee cities. While applications are generally accepted on a rolling basis, the program is currently closed pending the next funding cycle.

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Competitive grant program providing U.S. cities technical assistance to accelerate mobility network implementation.

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The AMP technical assistance grant program helps U.S. cities accelerate the implementation of a mobility network. City Thread selects cities from a competitive application process and provides an assessment of each city's current state of practice, and an action plan for improved partnerships, among other deliverables.
Eligible uses: If you’re selected as an AMP grantee, your city will receive a robust set of deliverables and opportunities including: 1) A site visit to understand your city’s processes, relationships, opportunities for change, and more; 2) An assessment of your city’s project-delivery process, commitments from community leaders, and community and philanthropic support; 3) A strategic roadmap to improve mobility network implementation, build lasting partnerships, and amplify existing public support; and 4) An in-person gathering with other grantees to meet and engage with peers from other cities.
Program administrator: Non-Governmental Programming
Program status: Closed: Pending next funding cycle
Financial instrument: Competitive/Discretionary Grant
Topics: Planning, Transportation, Infrastructure
Rolling deadline: applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.
Notice of funding opportunity: https://www.citythread.org/application
Additional information: https://www.citythread.org/grants

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