Native American Preparedness Tribal Grant

The Native American Preparedness Tribal Grant, administered by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, supports California Native American tribes in building emergency preparedness, response, and recovery capabilities related to oil spills on tribal lands. The grant is part of the Office of Spill Prevention and Response Program and provides reimbursement‑based funding to eligible tribal governments. Funding is limited to a total of $15,000 with an expected 100‑150 awards; per‑award amounts are dependent on applications. No letter of intent or matched funding is required, and the grant period is ongoing. Applicants must submit an online application and can consult the full grant guidelines for details. • Eligible applicant: Tribal governments only • Total funding available: $15,000 • Expected number of awards: 100‑150 (per‑award amount variable) • Funding method: Reimbursement • No matched‑funding or LOI required • Continuous award announcement; performance period is ongoing • Application via online portal; see grant guidelines link • Contact: Cindy Murphy, Tribal Coordinator (916) 616‑4515, [email protected]