This page is an archive of resources for Round 2 of the Extreme Heat and Community Resilience Program (EHCRP). It contains important documents, resources, and recordings related to Round 2 of EHCRP.

Resources

EHCRP Round 2 Funding Statewide Input Session
Recording of August 12, 2025 statewide input session.
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EHCRP Applicant Preparation Guide
The EHCRP Round 2 Applicant Preparation Guide is designed to help potential applicants evaluate their organizational readiness, build strong partnerships, and develop competitive proposals for the Extreme Heat and Community Resilience Program. The guide outlines essential program details, eligibility criteria, project types, funding requirements, and partnership expectations for Round 2. Applicants will find practical tools such as checklists, timelines, and document preparation guidance to streamline proposal development. By using the guide early in the planning process, applicants can ensure their projects align with EHCRP’s goals of harm reduction, collaborative partnerships, and transformational, community-centered resilience to extreme heat.
Partnerships Tool Survey
The purpose of this optional survey is to help prospective EHCRP Round 2 applicants connect with potential project partners, meet Round 2 partnerships requirements, and build strong, well-rounded project teams. Prospective applicants can fill out the survey to add information about their organization’s structure, mission, service area and communities, capacity, and technical expertise to an index accessible only to other organizations that have consented to share their survey responses. Potential applicants may then independently connect with other organizations to explore partnerships.
Survey
Partnerships Guide
The Partnerships Guide is intended to support prospective applicants in developing strong, eligible partnerships for EHCRP Round 2 proposals. This guide describes program goals and new partnership requirements for Round 2; defines eligibility criteria, applicant team roles and responsibilities; and provides guidance and tools to help applicants identify and engage potential co-applicants and project partners. If applicants use the guide early in their project design and proposal preparation process, they can build well-organized teams that combine community expertise, technical capacity, and local authority to advance EHCRP’s goals of collaboration, equity, and transformational resilience to extreme heat.