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The Local Match Participation Program, administered by the Kentucky Department for Local Government, provides state bond funds as grants to assist cities and counties in meeting cost-share match requirements for flood control projects funded by federal agencies. Eligible federal sponsors include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, FEMA, the U.S. Geological Survey, the Natural Resources Conservation Service, and USDA Rural Development. Funding is available for a wide range of structural and non-structural initiatives, such as the construction of floodwalls, levees, and small dams, the acquisition and relocation of facilities from flood-prone areas, debris removal, the elevation of structures, and technical work including flood inundation mapping and stream flow gauges. The state's contribution is designed to cover a percentage of the local match requirement and will not exceed the total amount of federal funds committed to the project. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and must be submitted to Aaron Jones at the Office of State Grants. To be considered, applicants must provide a resolution from their local government legislative body authorizing the application and copies of legally binding agreements or commitment letters from the federal sponsor. The requested grant amount must be reasonable relative to the project scope and the committed federal funds. While the program focuses on federal partnerships, the Department for Local Government encourages grantees to secure additional support from various state, local, non-profit, and private sector entities to enhance project viability.

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Kentucky grants help cities and counties meet cost-share matches for federal flood projects.

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Local Match Participation Program (LMPP) Application

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Local Match Participation Program (LMPP) Application

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LMPP Sample City Authorizing Resolution

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LMPP Sample County Authorizing Resolution

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LMPP Request for Disbursement

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AgencyKentucky Department for Local Government
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The Flood Control Local Match Program uses state bond funds (Capital Budget) as grants to assist local communities in meeting cost-share match requirements associated with projects funded by federal agencies. Some examples are, but not limited to: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and USDA Rural Development (RD). Types of Projects: Structural and non-structural projects, but not limited to: acquisition and relocation of homes/public facilities from flood prone areas, construction and reconstruction of floodwalls, small dams, levees, debris removal from creeks and small rivers and elevation of structures located in flood plains. Funds may also be used for flood inundation mapping, elevation studies and stream flow gauges. Who Can Apply: Cities and Counties Application Process: Applications are accepted year round. The application must include a resolution from the local government legislative body authorizing them to apply for the grant and copies of legally binding agreement(s) and/or commitment letter(s) with the federal sponsor. The requested grant amount must be within reason based on the scope of work and committed funds by the federal sponsor(s). DLG’s contribution to the project will not exceed the amount of federal funds included in the project. Applicants should submit completed applications to: Aaron JonesVia email at: AaronJ.Jones@ky.gov Or via mail at: Aaron JonesOffice of State GrantsDepartment for Local Government100 Airport Road, 3rd FloorFrankfort, KY 40601 Matching Process: The standard matching process requires a local match to go along with funds from a federal sponsor. The state flood control funds are used to assist local communities (grantees) with the required local match funds. DLG will assist in funding the local match requirement that is determined based on a percentage of the total federal funding amount for the project. These terms and conditions may vary depending on the federal sponsor and the project. DLG encourages the grantee to include as many funding sponsors possible, including federal, state and local agencies, non-profit, private sector and/or any entities that will benefit from the project.

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