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Cost Share - HAMILTON COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Supervisor- Nominee Info Sheets Construction Stormwater Permit (CSGP) Submission Financial Assistance/Cost Share Programs Landscape Callery Pear Removal Grants Invasive Trade In Program Landscape Callery Pear Removal Grants Hamilton County Invasives Partnership Spring Native Plant Kit Sale Soil Is Alive: Soil Health Trailer Stony Creek Feasibility Study Creating and Maintaining a Prairie Restoring HOA Native Landscapes Stormwater Landscape Maintenance Training Where to buy native plants & seed Supervisor- Nominee Info Sheets Construction Stormwater Permit (CSGP) Submission Financial Assistance/Cost Share Programs Landscape Callery Pear Removal Grants Invasive Trade In Program Landscape Callery Pear Removal Grants Hamilton County Invasives Partnership Spring Native Plant Kit Sale Soil Is Alive: Soil Health Trailer Stony Creek Feasibility Study Creating and Maintaining a Prairie Restoring HOA Native Landscapes Stormwater Landscape Maintenance Training Where to buy native plants & seed Invasive Species Cost Share Programs The SWCD is currently offering multiple cost share programs to help Hamilton County landowners offset the cost of invasive species removal and restoration.
These programs are funded via a Clean Water Indiana Grant. Learn more about each program below. Invasive Species Removal & Restoration Cost Share The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District’s Invasive Species Cost-Share Program is an incentive program intended to defray landowner costs for invasive species removal and restoration of ecosystems with native species.
The goal of this program is to help landowners practice better environmental stewardship by providing financial assistance for the implementation of ecosystem management that would not otherwise be implemented without financial assistance. This program is geared toward larger parcels or woodlands with invasive species issues. This particular program does not cover the removal of large invasive landscape trees.
Our native for invasive trade in program is another great option for home landscapes with few invasive species. The Invasive Species Cost-Share Program is a matching grant; the Participant is required to contribute 40-60% of the project costs either financially or in-kind (contributions of goods or services/time).
The program provides reimbursement funds upon the completion of the project according to the outlined management plan and timeline. Practice reimbursement rates are based on actual costs but may not exceed the amount approved in the cost-share application. The maximum grant award is $5,000.
Review the Program Info & Policy document (button below) for more details on the program. Scroll down to see how to get started! Questions?
Email [email protected] Download a blank work log Application Deadlines -2026 *A complete application requires a site visit and development of a management plan by the SWCD technician. This process can take several weeks so it is necessary to start the application process at least 3-4 weeks ahead of the deadline. * We reserve the right to adjust application deadlines.
Confirm the next deadline with your conservationist. This program is funded via a Clean Water Indiana grant. Home owners associations (HOA's), parks, schools, and other entities are eligible for cost share funding through the cost share program!
Marking Dye - Tracker SDS & Label Landscape Callery Pear Removal Cost Share The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District’s Callery Pear Removal Program is an incentive program intended to defray landowner costs for removal of mature, standalone, landscape callery pear trees.
The goal of this program is to help landowners practice better environmental stewardship by providing financial assistance for the removal of invasive pear trees that would not otherwise be removed without financial assistance. Native for Invasive Trade In Program Hamilton County residents who remove invasive species are eligible to apply for free native replacements from our fall native sale.
Learn more at the Hamilton County Invasives Partnership website here . These grants were made possible by a Clean Water Indiana Grant. Office hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm Closed Hamilton County Gov Holidays
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private landowners and organizations like homeowners' associations and churches in Hamilton County, Indiana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $4,000 (50% of project cost). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Cost-Share Program (Hamilton County) is funded by Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District and Hamilton County Invasives Partnership. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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