Contact a State Historic Preservation Office

Before You Apply

• Before You Apply
• Eligibility Requirements
• Functionally Related Structures
• IRS Information

State Historic Preservation Offices play a critical role in the tax incentives program. They are the first point of contact for property owners. They also:

• Provide application forms, regulations, information on appropriate treatments, and technical assistance.
• Maintain records of buildings and districts listed in the National Register of Historic Places, as well as state and local certified historic districts.
• Assist anyone wishing to list a building or a district in the National Register of Historic Places.
• Advise applicants on rehabilitation projects and make site visits.
• Make certification recommendations to the NPS.

Each SHPO has their own process for the submission of electronic applications to their office. Use the links below to locate a SHPO's information on their electronic submission process.

 

Alabama	Hawaii	Michigan	North Carolina **	Texas
Alaska *	Idaho	Minnesota	North Dakota	Utah
Arizona	Illinois	Mississippi	Ohio	Vermont
Arkansas	Indiana	Missouri	Oklahoma	Virgin Islands
California	Iowa	Montana	Oregon	Virginia
Colorado	Kansas	Nebraska	Pennsylvania	Washington
Connecticut	Kentucky	Nevada	Puerto Rico ***	West Virginia
Delaware	Louisiana	New Hampshire	Rhode Island	Wisconsin
District of Columbia	Maine	New Jersey	South Carolina	Wyoming
Florida	Maryland	New Mexico	South Dakota
Georgia	Massachusetts	New York	Tennessee

 

* Contact the Alaska SHPO at [e-mail]

** Contact the North Carolina SHPO at [e-mail]

*** Contact the Puerto Rico SHPO at [e-mail]