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Community Habitat Improvement Program (CHIPs)
Oakland County Parks · County program
Oakland County Parks offered CHIPs funding for city, village, and township habitat and invasive-species projects. It is a county grant for local governments, not a direct homeowner program, but it can support community-scale vegetation management and habitat work.
Program details
How it works
Oakland County said that when the Oakland County Parks millage was approved in November 2020, part of the funds was allocated for high-priority invasive species projects across the county.
The county described CHIPs projects as efforts intended to:
- Demonstrate best practices
- Treat high-priority species
- Increase community awareness
- Improve habitat
What the money covers
The official calendar item does not list a detailed scope beyond invasive species and habitat-related projects.
Amounts and matching
The calendar notice does not state a dollar amount or matching requirement.
How to apply
The county said any Oakland County city, village, or township is eligible to apply.
Timing and deadlines
Applications were accepted through 2025-08-31 at 5:00 PM, according to the county calendar notice.
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