Bloomington: Grants Available for Community Pedestrian and Bicycle Initiatives

~ The Local-Motion Grant Program, which aims to promote sustainable transportation in Bloomington, has officially opened its 2026 application cycle. Interested organizations have until Friday, October 9 to submit their proposals for projects that encourage walking, rolling, and biking in the city.

Administered in partnership with the Transportation Commission, this program has been a crucial part of Bloomington's efforts to enhance its culture of active transportation. It funds initiatives that engage the community and promote education on sustainable transportation.

In the past, winning projects have included a rollator lending program at the Monroe County Public Library, new bike repair equipment for the Bloomington Community Bike Project, a bike maintenance station for Summit Hill Community Land Trust, and a kid's bike club at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington.

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Eligible organizations can submit one project application per year with a maximum grant award of $2,400 per project. A total of $7,500 will be awarded across all selected applicants. Nonprofit organizations, neighborhood associations, and local businesses are encouraged to apply with creative and impactful projects supporting active transportation.

Interested applicants can find more information and submit their proposals through the online application. For any questions or further details about the application process, they can contact David Brantez, Alternative Transportation Coordinator.

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