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Find similar grantsEPA State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grants (SIRG) Program is sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Supports state and tribal programs to reduce radon exposure and related health risks.
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State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grants (SIRG) Program and Resources | US EPA State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grants (SIRG) Program and Resources Highlighting the Outreach Successes of the State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grantees Annual SIRG Activities Reports Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Resources Information on Applying and Managing Grants For requirements, policies and guidance that must be followed to manage a grant visit Introduction to Regulations, Policies and Guidance for the EPA Grants .
For all SIRG opportunities, please consult your regional office . Eligible applicants: states (includes District of Columbia, Commonwealths and Territories),tribal nations and tribal consortia, and non-federal entities(includes institutions of higher education). For more information on applying for SIRG, visit grants.
gov : Search for How to Apply for Grants Select Search for Opportunity Package Input the Funding Opportunity Number (FON) EPA-CEP-01 or EPA-CEP-02 Click "Apply" next to CFDA 66. 032 for SIRG. State and tribal radon programs are critical to the Agency's national goal of minimizing and preventing radon-related lung cancer.
States and tribes receive grant funds from EPA that help finance their radon risk reduction programs; recipients must provide a minimum of 40% in matching funds. By law, these State Indoor Radon Grant (SIRG) funds are not available to individuals or homeowners.
Those receiving SIRG funds must: In alignment with the EPA’s FY2022-2026 Strategic Goals, the Agency’s radon program’s principle objectives are to: Build new homes with radon-reducing features where appropriate, by encouraging home builders to voluntarily include these features, and by local governments adopting building codes that require these features; Have existing homes tested and fixed by homeowners when appropriate, and especially by home sellers and buyers during residential real estate transfers; Build new schools with radon-reducing features where appropriate, and to have existing schools tested and fixed when necessary; and Conduct projects and activities that directly support the first three strategic goals (above), including promoting action by: real estate professionals state and local building code officials non-profit public health organizations professional organizations State And Tribal Indoor Radon Grants Program Handbook (pdf) (665.
25 KB, August 2024, EPA 402-B-24-004 ) 2015-2025 State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grant – Regional Allocation (pdf) Guidance on the Use of Voluntary Consensus Standards for State Indoor Radon Grant Recipients (pdf) (369. 35 KB, May 2022, 402-B-22-004) Learn more about the SIRG Program: A Fact Sheet for Tribes . Discover more about the SIRG Match Tools: SIRG - Training Related In-kind Match Contribution Form Tool .
(PDF) (EPA 402/B-14/001, May 2014) Annual SIRG Activities Reports Discover successful ways grantees address emerging challenges and advancing radon risk reduction in the following reports: Overview of the EPA's State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grants Program: A Focus on Activities Conducted During 2024 (pdf) (512.
88 KB, May 2025, EPA 402-S24-001) Overview of the EPA's State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grants Program: A Focus on Activities Conducted During 2023 (pdf) (433. 76 KB, October 2024, EPA 402-S24-001) Overview of EPA’s State & Tribal Indoor Radon Grants Program: A Focus on Activities Conducted During 2022 (pdf) (490.
41 KB, February 2023, EPA-S23-001) Overview of EPA’s State Indoor Radon Grants Program: A Focus on Activities Conducted during 2021 (pdf) (532. 48 KB, February 2022, EPA 402-S22-001) Overview of EPA’s State Indoor Radon Grants Program: A Focus on Activities Conducted during 2020 (pdf) (1. 15 MB, March 2021, EPA 402-S21-002) Overview of EPA’s State Indoor Radon Grants Program: A Focus on Activities Conducted during 2019 (pdf) (940.
38 KB, February 2020, EPA 402-S20-001) Learn more about the Indoor Radon Abatement Act or Title III Toxic Substances Control Act, Section 306 and the provisions aimed at reducing radon health risks.
Read the Title Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2006, Public Law 109-54 which includes a provision "that the Federal share of the cost of radon program activities implemented with Federal assistance under section 306 shall not exceed 60 percent in the third and subsequent grant years. 40 CFR Part 35. 700-708, State and Local Assistance Codifies environmental program grants for Tribal Nations and Tribal Consortia.
66 FR 3782- Environmental Program Grants for Tribes -Describes the EPA’s interpretation of statutes and adds and adds Tribal Nations and Tribal Consortia as eligible applicants. Please check with your regional radon or SIRG program coordinator for additional guidance . Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Resources Learn more about the Quality Program Directives .
Find more information at Quality Management Plan (QMP) Standard and the EPA's Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Standard . Review the EPA QA/G-5: Guidance for Quality Assurance Project Plans . Learn more about the Quality Assurance for Air Sensors .
Visit the the EPA's Frequent Questions about EPA's Quality Program , including questions and resources for QAPP Examples and Templates . Contact Us about Radon to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. Last updated on February 18, 2026
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EPA State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grants (SIRG) Program is funded by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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