Municipal Infrastructure Improvement and Construction Program (PRACIM) 2025-2028

• Completed online financial assistance application form on the PGAMR portal
• Complementary information form attached to the application
• Documents requested at preselection stage, if applicable (e.g. wood-structure design evaluation grid, wood-structure design attestation, GHG comparative assessment tool)

• The applicant must be a municipality, a regional county municipality (MRC) or an intermunicipal board.
• Eligible municipalities must have fewer than 100,000 inhabitants, depending on the project nature.
• The project must concern reallocation, repair, construction or expansion of municipal or community buildings.
• The project must address significant issues related to the condition or absence of the targeted building.
• The project must be consistent with sustainable territorial development and shared use of buildings or services.

Who is eligible?

• Municipalities with fewer than 100,000 inhabitants, depending on project type
• Regional county municipalities (MRCs)
• Intermunicipal boards (régies intermunicipales)

Eligible geographic areas

• Province of Quebec (municipalities, MRCs and intermunicipal boards)

• Step 1: Prepare the Application
  • Consult the applicable PRACIM guide and the applicant’s guide to understand requirements and procedures.
  • Gather all information and documents needed to complete the application.
• Step 2: Complete Online Application
  • Access the online services of the Governmental Portal for Municipal and Regional Affairs (PGAMR).
  • Fill out the dedicated financial assistance application form.
  • Attach the Complementary Information Form to the application.
• Step 3: Submit Within Call for Projects
  • Submit the completed application through the PGAMR within the announced call for projects period.
• Step 4: Respond to Preselection Requests
  • If the application is prescreened, follow instructions in the notification letter.
  • Provide any additional requested documents, such as wood-structure design evaluation tools or GHG assessment tools.

• Submitted applications are analyzed following the procedure described in the applicant’s guide.
• Projects may go through a prescreening stage based on program criteria.
• Applicants whose requests are prescreened receive a letter informing them of this decision.
• At the prescreening stage, additional technical documents may be requested before further analysis.

• Projects must align with sustainable territorial development and shared use of buildings and services.
• Specific guides exist for basic municipal buildings, shared facilities or services, and fire stations.
• A previous call for projects under Component 1 closed on November 14, 2025.
• Updated calls for projects and documents are posted on the government portal page.