The Nevada Off‑Highway Vehicles (OHV) Grant Program invests OHV registration dollars directly back into Nevada’s trails, public lands, and recreation infrastructure. The program supports projects that enhance safe, sustainable off‑road recreation across the state. Off‑road clubs, nonprofit organizations, law enforcement agencies, and federal, state, and local government entities, and other community groups are encouraged to apply. Nevada OHV Applications are accessed through the Nevada Infastructure Finanace System. 

Announcements

• Summer 2025 OHV Grant Awards

Program Resources

Grant Application Forms

• Grant Application Overview (only a refrence copy - do not use to apply)
• Nevada OHV Program Standard Funding Agreement
• The grant application may be accessed through the Nevada Infrastructure Finance System. To get started use these instructions: NIFS Getting Started. Please note once you have created an account please notify the program. 
• Mandatory Training Materials
• Project Timeline Worksheet

Program Regulations

• FY 2027 Nevada OHV Grant Manual

Additional Resources

• Law Enforcement Strategy Example
• Law Enforcement Tracking Sheet Example

Eligible Project Types

The OHV Grant Program can fund projects such as:

• Planning and Studies
  Development of plans, studies, and environmental assessments or environmental impact studies for OHV trails and facilities.
• Mapping and Signage
  Creation and installation of maps and signs for OHV trails and facilities.
• Land Acquisition
  Purchasing land for OHV trails, trailheads, and related facilities.
• Trail Enhancement and Maintenance
  Improvements that maintain or enhance existing OHV trails and facilities.
• Trail Construction
  Building new OHV trails, trailheads, and supporting infrastructure.
• Restoration Projects
  Restoring areas damaged by OHV use.
• Trail Features and Ancillary Facilities
  Construction of features such as trailheads, parking areas, and other amenities designed to reduce impacts on sensitive environments and wildlife habitat.
• Safety Training and Education
  Courses or training that promote safe and responsible OHV operation.
• Compliance and Enforcement Efforts
  Initiatives that support OHV law enforcement and improve compliance with state OHV requirements.