Municipal Assistance Program - Shared Services and Planning (MAP-SSP)
Pennsylvania Community & Economic Development
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- Posted
- Feb 21, 2026
- Closes
- Rolling, no fixed deadline
- Last verified
- Aug 23, 2026
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Amount
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Who can apply
Shared service activities require two or more participating municipalities. Some projects are open to COGs and other intergovernmental organizations where duly authorized by participating municipalities. DCED may fund up to 50% of the total cost of an approved application. The grantee is required to provide the remaining 50% or greater, normally as a cash match. At least 25% of the total cost must be funded from nonstate sources. DCED will consider exceptions to the 25% non-state minimum where applicants present the case of an exceptional fiscal or other hardship. Applications that will include in-kind match and/or professional services of a grantee’s staff should be discussed with the GCLGS prior to submission of the application. Match must pay for a project activity included in the appro...
About this opportunity
Provides funding to assist local governments to plan for and efficiently implement a variety of services and improvements, and soundly manage development with an emphasis on intergovernmental approaches. Funding is available for two groups of activities: shared services, and community planning.