The following types of projects generally receive favorable scores.  However, this list should not dissuade an applicant from applying for another type of project.  Do not hesitate to contact Dan Corson or other OAHP staff with your ideas about a grant project.  In fact, this is encouraged.

 

 

Reimbursement for staff time may be part of an eligible grant project, but may not be as competitive for mature programs.

 

Eligible projects for funding consideration include but are not limited to:

Applications for funding will be evaluated on the basis of the above considerations as well as Scoring Criteria specified in this set of guidelines. Additionally, if grant application reviewers believe that there are more projects worthy of funding than available money, they may consider certain non-scored factors. These non-scored factors may include past performance in administering CLG grant projects, past performance on other CLG requirements such as timely submitting minutes, annual reports and state tax credit resolutions, and equitable issues such as geographic representation, number of grants awarded in previous years and maturity of a local program.

 

Please note that new state contract management regulations require History Colorado to consider prior contract management performance when awarding grants.