Federal preparedness grant program managed by DHSEM to support emergency management capabilities across New Mexico communities.
New Mexico Grants
Find grants available to organizations and individuals in New Mexico. These include federal grants open to New Mexico applicants, state-level funding from New Mexico agencies, and foundation grants from funders that serve the New Mexico area.
Offers low-interest loans with favorable terms for remediating contamination at eligible brownfield sites. Funds may also be used for asbestos removal or abatement. On average, every dollar of…
Provides low-cost loans for planning, design, and construction of wastewater infrastructure projects. Eligible uses include wastewater treatment works construction/repair/replacement, non-point…
Non-disaster grant program providing community assistance and state support services.
Used to clean up and monitor leaks and spills from petroleum storage tanks in the state. Available when owners/operators are unable to fund cleanup or for deceased owners at facilities no longer in…
Pre-application concept phase inviting county, municipal, Tribal governments, and state agencies to submit public development project concepts that support creative industries in New Mexico. Projects…
Federal program designed to reduce diesel emissions from existing diesel fleets that do not meet recently adopted federal emission standards. New Mexico Clean Diesel Program reduces air pollution…
Co-administered with New Mexico Finance Authority. Provides low-cost financial assistance to public water systems for repair and replacement of drinking water infrastructure, compliance with drinking…
Federal grant program supporting fire suppression and management activities.
Federal grant program supporting flood mitigation projects and hazard mitigation planning.
Federal grant program supporting hazard mitigation projects to reduce disaster risk and build community resilience.
Non-disaster grant program focused on hazardous materials emergency preparedness and response capabilities.
Pilot program to help low-income householders repair, replace or decommission failing septic systems. Twelve households will be awarded statewide (four from each of three regions) on a first-come,…
Grant program supporting security enhancements for non-profit organizations in New Mexico.
Supplemental non-profit security grant program supporting enhanced security measures.
100% grant program administered by the Construction Programs Bureau for overflow sewer projects under CWA section 603(c), essentially the same as Clean Water State Revolving Fund. Funding is limited…
Federal disaster recovery grant program providing assistance for emergency response and recovery from declared disasters.
Supports projects that improve recycling infrastructure, expand waste diversion, and address illegal dumping. Funds community recycling access, public education and outreach on waste reduction, and…
Provides low-interest loans to rural communities for water, wastewater and solid waste projects. Eligible applicants include Mutual Domestic associations or water and sanitation districts that supply…
Cybersecurity grant program supporting state and local government entities in New Mexico.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of grants are available in New Mexico?
- New Mexico organizations can access federal grants (open to all states), state government grants administered by New Mexico agencies, and private foundation grants from funders that serve New Mexico. Common grant areas include education, community development, health services, arts, and small business support.
- How do I find New Mexico state government grants?
- Start with your state's grants portal and major agencies. Most New Mexico state grants are posted on the state government website or Grants.gov for federal pass-through programs. Contact your New Mexico legislators' offices for guidance on state-specific programs, as they often know about funding that isn't widely advertised.
- Are there grants for New Mexico small businesses?
- Yes. New Mexico small businesses can access SBA federal programs, state economic development grants, and local business assistance programs. Check with your local Small Business Development Center (SBDC), which provides free guidance on New Mexico-specific funding opportunities and application assistance.
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