The Maryland Department of General Services (DGS) Capital Grants and Loans Program administers state funding to support capital projects sponsored by nonprofit organizations and local governments. These projects are typically authorized through legislative bond initiatives and are designed to enhance community infrastructure, expand public services, and improve quality of life for Maryland residents.
Navigating the Capital Grants and Loans Program
If you are seeking to better understand how the Capital Grants and Loans Program works, this page connects you to key resources that outline the grant process and provide practical support for managing a state-funded project.
Understanding the Process
For a detailed overview of the steps involved in managing a capital grant—from initial intake through project closeout—please visit the process pages:
| Grant Management
| Grant Closeout
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Resources for Grant Recipients
To access tools, templates, instructional guides, and other helpful materials designed to support grant recipients, please visit the Grantee Resources page.
Policy and Regulations
This section outlines the key policies, statutes, and regulatory requirements that govern the Capital Grants and Loans Program. Grant recipients should familiarize themselves with these guidelines to ensure full compliance throughout the grant lifecycle.
Statutory and Regulatory Provisions Relevant to the Capital Grants and Loans Program
Eligible Project Expenditures
For general questions about the Capital Grants and Loans Program, please submit an inquiry here, and a member of our team will respond as soon as possible.
