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FY26 Q2 grant requests total $3.649M while available funds total $2.45M, leaving ~ $1.2M shortfall

Off-Highway Vehicle Advisory Council, Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation · June 17, 2026
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Summary

Grant submissions for the FY26 Q2 OHVR cycle totaled $3.649 million (41 eligible applications), with only $2.45 million available to award; the council flagged a roughly $1.2 million deficit and set presentation rules for projects requesting over $350,000.

Rachel Toker reported 41 eligible grant applications submitted for the FY26 Q2 OHVR cycle, with one withdrawal (Town of Dutch John) and three applications deemed ineligible during the internal risk review. "Total grant requests sit at $3.649 million, with only $2.45 million currently available to award (approx. $1.2 million deficit)," she said.

The council noted that projects requesting more than $350,000 require formal presentations limited to 10 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions; the Uintah County Enduro Course met that threshold and was slated for a presentation at the next meeting. Members discussed options for applicants who fall below the OHVR funding line, including fast-tracking or redirecting them to the Federal Highway Administration's Recreational Trails Program (RTP) subject to NEPA compliance and application requirements.