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Major Initiatives

Stockton Blvd Plan Action Grant

Stockton Boulevard Plan Action Grant

The Stockton Blvd. Plan Action Grant is meant to invest in community-led actions that support the identified community priorities for Stockton Boulevard and adjacent neighborhoods. These priorities are centered around six topic areas:

  1. Land Use; 
  2. Housing; 
  3. Culture, Arts and Community Character;  
  4. Inclusive Economic Development; 
  5. Environment, Public Health, And Safety; and 
  6. Community Engagement and Capacity Building. 

 

Colonial Theater on Stockton Blvd. open_in_full

The Colonial Theater on Stockton Blvd.

The Neighborhood Development Action Team (NDAT) is releasing this Notice of Funding Opportunity in partnership with the Office of Arts and Culture (OAC). Together, NDAT and OAC are dedicating $200,000 in grant funding to support actions that are consistent with the Stockton Blvd Plan (SBP). OAC will fund proposals that include art and culture eligible activities. These proposals must also demonstrate consistency with the Creative Edge: Sacramento’s Arts, Culture, & Creative Economy Plan. Proposed actions must include a clear project timeline, budget, and action(s) that benefit the people and businesses within The SBP's study area (p.11, The Stockton Blvd Plan).

View the Stockton Blvd Plan

Click here to access the document

View the Creative Edge Plan

Learn more about the Creative Edge Plan

View the Study Area

Click here to view the eligible area for the Stockton Blvd Plan

Outreach & Engagement

Click here to view our outreach and engagement materials and activities.

Informational Webinar

Informational Webinar, Thursday, November 20 at 2 p.m.

  • Sign up for an informational webinar to learn more about the grant opportunity and how to apply.
  • The webinar recording will be available online shortly after the webinar concludes.
Register for the Webinar

Click here to register. for the info webinar

Prior to submitting your application, it is REQUIRED that you meet with an NDAT project manager. Please see the Outreach and Engagement subpage below to book an appointment

Book an Appointment

Click here to register an appointment with an NDAT Program Manager

Intent

Intent: Fund activities and projects that deliver tangible results and impact in the Plan study area within 12 months.

Available Funding:

  • $200,000 in grant funding is available.
  •  At least half of the available funding - $100,000 - must be awarded to proposals with arts or culture activities, consistent with the Creative Edge Plan.

Funding Requests:

  • Minimum request: $5,000 
  • Maximum request: $25,000

Ideal Applicants:

  • Collaborate with other entities and individuals; 
  • Are located in and/or have lived experience, and/or generational legacy in the study area; 
  • Are leaders or representatives of neighborhoods, neighborhood associations, community-based organizations; businesses or business associations, in the study area; 
  • Engaged with the Stockton Blvd Planning effort; 
  • Additionally, if you are applying for the arts and culture funding, your proposal will clearly state which goals listed in the Creative Edge Plan you are advancing; 

A work plan must be included that clearly indicates:

  • Who is the party responsible for implementing the proposed activity(ies);
  • A schedule for achieving proposed goals and milestones; 
  • The specific area(s) and/or people the proposed activity(ies) will affect; 
  • A budget that shows an estimate of costs for time and/or materials, and 
  • A link between the proposed activity and the Stockton Blvd Plan and other relevant plans.
Apply Now

Click Here to Access the Application

View the NOFO Guidelines

Click Here to access the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)

View the Stockton Blvd Plan

Click here to read the Stockton Blvd Plan

Review Cycle Status

Status: Accepting Applications through December 5, 2025.

Next Review Cycle: December 6, 2025 – January 6, 2026

Contact Us

NDAT welcomes everyone to join its programs and activities. If you have questions, need translation or interpretation, technical help, disability accommodations, materials in different formats, or accessibility info, please contact us at ce@cityofsacramento.org or 916-808-7223.

Email Us

Click here to email us about the Stockton Blvd Plan

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