A Request for Public Comment: 2019 Community Mitigation Fund Applications

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission hereby requests public comment on grant applications from the 2019 Community Mitigation Fund.

Please email comments to mgccomments@state.ma.us with ‘2019 Community Mitigation Fund applications’ in the subject line. The Commission will review any comments received before making a determination on each application. Awards are expected to be decided by the Commission by June 30, 2019.

About the 2019 Community Mitigation Fund

Since its inception, the Commission has worked to help the Commonwealth realize the benefits of expanded gaming. These benefits include the thousands of expected jobs for Massachusetts residents in the areas of construction, hospitality and tourism, and the generation of millions of dollars in new revenue for the Commonwealth and its cities and towns. The Commission has also worked to help the Commonwealth avoid or minimize potential negative impacts associated with the arrival of expanded gaming. As part of the effort to help offset impacts that may result from the development and operation of gaming facilities in the Commonwealth, the Massachusetts Legislature created the Community Mitigation Fund (“CMF”) as part of the Expanded Gaming Act.

The Commission looks forward to an ongoing dialogue with communities and other interested parties regarding the use of these funds in the future.

To read the full guidelines for the 2019 Community Mitigation Fund, click here.

For more information on the 2019 Community Mitigation Fund, click here.

2019 Community Mitigation Fund Applications

Transit Project of Regional Significance Grant Applications
Specific Impact Grant Applications
Transportation Planning Grant Applications
Workforce Development Pilot Program Grant Applications
Non-Transportation Planning Grant Applications
Reserve Planning Grant – Tribal Gaming Technical Assistance Applications
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