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Stockton Blvd Plan Action Grant

SBP Grant Frequently Asked Questions

01. What is the Stockton Blvd Plan Action Grant?

  • The Stockton Blvd Plan Action Grant is a City of Sacramento funding program designed to support community-led projects that advance the goals outlined in the Stockton Boulevard Plan. The grant focuses on equity, economic development, arts and culture, and community engagement along the Stockton Boulevard corridor. The grant program is administered by the City of Sacramento’s Neighborhood Development Action Team (NDAT) in partnership with the Office of Arts and Culture. The grant aims for tangible, positive impact within 12 months for projects.

 

02. How much funding is available?

  • The total pool for this grant is $200,000. 
  •  Awards can range from $5,000 to $25,000. 
  •  At least $100,000 is reserved for projects with a cultural or arts component. 

 

03. Who is eligible to apply?

Eligible applicants include:

  • Nonprofit organizations 
  •  Businesses 
  •  Community-based organizations Individuals (with a fiscal sponsor) 

 

04. What kinds of projects are eligible?

  -Projects must address one or more of the Stockton Boulevard Plan priority areas: 

  •  Land Use and Activation
  • Housing and Anti-Displacement
  • Culture, Arts, and Community Character
  • Inclusive Economic Development
  • Environment, Health, and Safety
  • Community Engagement and Capacity Building

  -Eligible activities may include:

  • Murals, public art, and creative placemaking
  • Community events and festivals
  • Youth leadership programs
  • Neighborhood clean-ups or public space improvements
  • Small business support programs

 

05. What is the grant timeline?

  • Application deadline: Please check www.cityofsacramento.gov/sbpgrants for the current deadline.
  • Project period: 12 months from grant award
  • Reporting: Grantees must submit progress and financial reports on a regular basis

 

06. How are projects selected?

Projects are evaluated based on:

  • Alignment with Stockton Boulevard Plan priorities 
  •  Potential community impact 
  •  Feasibility and readiness to complete within 12 months 
  •  Local leadership or community involvement 
  •  Creativity, particularly in arts or cultural programming 

 

07. What expenses are not eligible?

  • Projects outside the Stockton Boulevard corridor
  • Expenses unrelated to the project or administrative overhead beyond guideline limits
  • Activities that do not provide measurable community benefit

 

08. What expenses are eligible?

  • Eligible expenses may include:
  • Project materials and supplies
  • Personnel costs directly related to project implementation
  • Community outreach and engagement costs
  • Program-related marketing and communications

 

09. How do I apply?

  1. Schedule a pre-application consultation with NDAT. 
  2. Complete the application form 
  3. Submit required supporting documents, including: 
  •     Project description 
  • Workplan, budget and timeline 
  • Letters of support (if applicable) 

 

10. What are the reporting requirements?

  • Grantees must submit interim and final reports including narrative summaries, photos, and financial statements. 
  • Grantees may be asked to present project outcomes to the NDAT or City staff.

 

11. Are there any priorities or preferences?

  • Projects led by local residents or community groups with ties to Stockton Boulevard are encouraged. 
  •  Arts and cultural projects may receive preference, given the reserved funding pool. 
  •  Projects that demonstrate inclusive economic or social impact are highly valued.

 

12. Who can I contact for more information?

 

13. Why is this grant being offered?

The grant supports the implementation of the Stockton Boulevard Plan by investing in community-led initiatives that promote economic vitality, cultural enrichment, and neighborhood engagement along the corridor. It is part of the City’s broader strategy to revitalize Stockton Boulevard while ensuring equity and community participation.

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