RFAs: Traffic Management for Community Groups Grant – Round Three (Australia)

Latrobe City Council is accepting applications for Traffic Management for Community Groups – Round Three, delivered through its online grant application service (SmartyGrants). Submissions close at midnight (end of day) 30 October 2026 (AEDT). This opportunity supports community-focused traffic management initiatives, with applicants required to complete and submit their SmartyGrants form by the deadline. This opportunity is part of Latrobe City Council’s grant program for community groups focused on traffic management. The application is submitted online via SmartyGrants, and applicants are directed to review the TMG Guidelines before completing their submission. The source provided does not include the program objectives or supported outcomes in detail. Applicants should consult the official TMG Guidelines linked from the SmartyGrants page for the complete scope and requirements.

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Not specified in the source provided. Applicants should review the TMG Guidelines on the official opportunity page for financial details. The source provided confirms the opportunity is for community groups, but it does not list eligibility criteria such as: Not specified in the source provided. Applicants should use the official TMG Guidelines for eligibility requirements. The source provided identifies the theme as Traffic Management for Community Groups, but it does not describe specific eligible activities, priority areas, or project types. Not specified in the source provided. Applicants should consult the TMG Guidelines for the detailed scope of work. Traffic management initiatives led by community groups can help address local safety and access concerns by improving how people move through community areas. This round is administered by Latrobe City Council and requires applicants to submit their application through SmartyGrants by the stated deadline. Because the source provided does not include the program’s specific outcomes or selection focus, applicants should rely on the official guidelines for how projects are expected to align with the program. Use the “Start a submission” option on the opportunity page. If this is your first SmartyGrants application, click “Register here.” The page instructs applicants to view the TMG Guidelines (link available on the page). Use the form navigation panel to move between sections, or use Next Page / Previous Page controls. The page advises saving your form as you go. Your form saves when you navigate pages. If you need to leave, click “Save and Close” and log out. You can reopen your draft via My Submissions. The page states you may need to upload/submit attachments. Files can be up to 25MB each (recommended maximum 5MB to reduce upload time). You must complete required fields and ensure there are no validation errors. The form includes a “Review and Submit” step. Submit using the Submit button. After submission, no further editing or uploading of supporting documents is possible. After successful submission, you should see a confirmation page and receive a confirmation email with a copy of your submitted form attached. If you do not receive confirmation, presume the form was not submitted. What is the submission deadline for Traffic Management for Community Groups – Round Three? Where do I apply for this grant opportunity? You apply through Latrobe City Council’s online grant application service powered by SmartyGrants. Can I save my application and return later? Yes. The form saves as you navigate, and you can use Save and Close to leave a partially completed draft. You can reopen it via My Submissions. How do I know my application was successfully submitted? After submission, you should see a confirmation page and receive a confirmation email with a copy of your submitted form attached. If you don’t receive confirmation, presume it was not submitted. Can I edit my application after submitting? No. Once submitted, the page states you cannot further edit or upload supporting documents. What are the attachment file size limits? Files can be up to 25MB each, and the page recommends keeping files to a maximum of 5MB for faster upload times. Who can I contact if I have questions about the guidelines or the form? For queries, contact the Sports Legacy & Activation team on 1300 367 700 during business hours or email [contact details removed] and quote your submission number. Before you start your SmartyGrants submission, review the TMG Guidelines linked on the official opportunity page to confirm eligibility, eligible activities, and any required attachments. Then complete the form carefully, allow time for uploads, and submit well before 30 October 2026 (AEDT) following the steps in the SmartyGrants application process. For more information, visit Latrobe City Council.