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Community Accelerated Mobility Project (CAMP)

Community Accelerated Mobility Project (CAMP)

Grant funding for community-led e-mobility projects.

 

Funding Overview

Type: Grant
For: Local and Tribal Governments; Nonprofit and Community-based Organizations; Schools, School Districts, and Universities
Amount: Up to a $75,000 grant per project for Technical Readiness Planning grants; Up to a $1,500,000 grant per project for Implementation grants
Match: Minimum 5% 
Application rounds: 1-2 rounds for each phase annually
 

The Community Access Enterprise (CAE), in partnership with the Colorado Energy Office (CEO), requests grant applications for community-led mobility programs. To receive funding, proposed programs must meet unique community needs and include an electric mobility (e-mobility) component(s). Electric mobility refers to any type of transportation that relies partially or completely on electricity to power it.

The Community Accelerated Mobility Project (CAMP) offers two phases of grant funding: 

  1. Technical Readiness Planning Phase
  2. Implementation Phase

A Technical Readiness Planning Phase grant is not required to apply for Implementation Phase funding. A Technical Readiness Planning Phase award also does not guarantee an Implementation Phase award.

Please see the How to Apply for additional information.

CAE and CEO anticipate annual funding rounds for both CAMP phase grants moving forward.
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For more information about CAMP, please contact Ed Piersa at edward.piersa@state.co.us.

Eligible Applicants

The following entities are eligible to apply for CAMP grant funding:

  • Local, county, and Tribal Governments
  • Community-based organizations (CBOs)
  • Nonprofit organizations
  • Schools, school districts, and universities

Note: CAE and CEO allow and encourage partnerships with other entities, including in the private and public sectors.

Eligible Projects

Technical Readiness Planning Phase grants may help cover the costs of community e-mobility planning projects, including community stakeholder engagement, research, and plan creation.

Implementation Phase grants may help cover the costs of community e-mobility project implementations, including capital procurement and operations.

How to Apply

CAE and CEO anticipate opening applications for the next Implementation Phase funding round in February 2025. This round is expected to be similar to the previous Implementation Phase Request for Applications (RFA).
View Previous Implementation Phase Application Materials

CAE and CEO anticipate opening applications for the next Technical Readiness Planning Phase funding round in 2025. This round is expected to be similar to the previous Technical Readiness Planning Phase RFA.
View Previous Technical Readiness Planning Phase Application Materials

Additional Resources

Responses to questions submitted during previous RFA Q&A periods are linked below.
View CAMP Technical Readiness Planning Phase Q&A responses
View CAMP Implementation Phase Q&A responses