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High Contrast Mode On or Off switch Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (CLOSED) Materials Management Infrastructure Grant Program The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is pleased to announce the availability of solid waste infrastructure grant funding for Connecticut municipalities and regions through the Materials Management Infrastructure (MMI) Grant program, pursuant to Public Act No. 23-205, § 13(c)(7).
The Public Act authorized $15 million in total. DEEP expects to award this grant funding over two (2) grant rounds, the size and scope of which are yet to be determined but will be influenced by the number, type, and amount of funding requests received in the first grant round. Informational Webinar - September 16, 2024 There is no specified application form.
Application details are located in section 3 of the RFA. Applications should be submitted to DEEP. MMCAPlanning@ct.
gov Associated Documents and Websites Final Notice of Application Municipal and Regional Grants and Technical Assistance (ct. gov) DEEP is no longer accepting applications. DEEP accepted applications up to December 20, 2024.
Read the Press Release here DEEP is excited to fund grant awards for the following projects and initiatives through the MMI Grant Program: Town of Coventry – Aerated Static Pile Composting Facility Town of Greenwich – Food Scraps Recycling Collection Units Housatonic Regional Recovery Authority – Regional Waste Stream Management Infrastructure (Partial Award) Town of Manchester – Multiple Waste Diversion Initiatives (Partial Award) City of New Haven – NHSWRA Co-Collection Support Infrastructure Town of Mansfield – Transfer Station Compost Project Southeastern Connecticut Regional Resources Recovery Authority – Regional Composting Facility for SE Connecticut Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments – Regional Food Waste Collection and Processing Demonstration Project Town of Stratford – Food Scraps Composting Program CEPA-RELATED DOCUMENTATION SCRRRA MMI Scoping Notice SCRRRA Post Scoping Notice SCRRRA Record of Decision HRRA/ Kent Post Scoping Notice Manchester MMI Scoping Notice Manchester MMI Post Scoping Notice Manchester Record of Decision Content last updated March 16, 2026.
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