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Outside Agency Grant (OAG)

Outside Agency Grant (OAG)

The Clark County Outside Agency Grant (OAG) has an annual open application period which has now passed for the 2025/2026 grant year. Once the date for the upcoming grant year is determined, our web page will be updated with the new application dates. Additionally, a public notice will be released in the Las Vegas Review-Journal (LVRJ) and the El Mundo newspapers. These public notices are issued in advance of the deadline to provide timely and appropriate notice to agencies. 

We generally expect the application window to open sometime between the beginning of January and early February 2026. To ensure your organization is ready to apply when the application opens, please make sure the agency looking to apply has both of the following before then:
  1.  State of Nevada Certificate of Good Standing OR a current, valid Nevada State Business License 
    1. Please visit this website to apply now, so it is ready when the application opens
  2. Clark County Charitable Organization Registration Certificate OR a current, valid Clark County Business License
    1. To obtain a Clark County Charitable Organization Registration Certificate or Clark County Business License apply here.
    2. If your agency holds a valid business license from the City of Las Vegas, City of North Las Vegas, City of Henderson, City of Boulder City, or any other city or town within Clark County, it will be accepted as sufficient documentation in lieu of a Clark County Business License.
If you need more information, or would like your email to be included in our grant interest list to receive notifications about the next open grant period, feel free to contact Clark County Social Service at CRMInfo@ClarkCountyNV.gov. Please include "OAG Application" in the subject line of your email.
2025/2026 OAG Applicants

We expect decisions to be made by early summer 2025. We thank you for your patience at this time. 

Links for OAG 2024-2025 Subrecipients (current grant year):

*Please note that the training presentation was held for a previous grant year. While most of the information remains the same, current Subrecipients must still review the updated and current Guidelines (both the PDF and PowerPoint versions) to ensure that you account for any updated information. The most current information was also sent to all current Subrecipients via email. Contact your assigned Grants Coordinator if you have any additional questions.

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