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Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Grant is a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection that funds projects to reduce nonpoint source water pollution, including agricultural runoff, urban stormwater, and streambank erosion. Eligible applicants include incorporated watershed associations, counties, municipalities, county conservation districts, and councils of governments.
The 2027 application period runs from April 22 to June 22, 2026. Grant amounts vary based on project scope and need.
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Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Grants | Department of Environmental Protection | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Grants Grant Applicant Video Tutorials The 2027 grant application period is from 8:00 am on April 22 to 4:00 pm on June 22, 2026</h2>\r\n"}}"> The 2027 grant application period is from 8:00 am on April 22 to 4:00 pm on June 22, 2026 2027 Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Grants Program Guidance A Primer for Fitting Charges within Budget Categories Map of Watershed Implementation Plans Pennsylvania Nonpoint Source Management Plan Handbook for Developing Watershed Plans Guide to Permitting for Watershed Improvement Project Grant Applicant Presentation and Demos Sample Agriculture Workplan Sample Tier III Monitoring Project Workplan Sample Chesapeake Bay Countywide Action Plan BMP Implementation Form Sample Landowner Letter of Commitment Sample Task and Deliverable Budget Worksheet Task and Deliverable Budget Worksheet Tier III Monitoring Project Sponsor Agreement Chesapeake Bay Countywide Action Plan BMP Implementation Form Landowner Letter of Commitment eGrants Instructions for Applicants Bureau of Watershed Restoration and Nonpoint Source Management Grant Viewer For a listing of awarded grants, please see DEP’s Investment Tracker* *Currently, DEP’s Investment Tracker is only displaying information for grants awarded using the Electronic Single Application system.
Dates of inclusion in this system will vary by grant program. Historic data for all awards not contained in this current report will be added in the near future.
Sample Landowner Access Authorization Landowner Access Authorization Sample Landowner-Grantee Agreement Landowner-Grantee Agreement Grantee Landowner Conditions 319 Application for Reimbursement, Checklist, Instructions, and Project Status Report Forms 319 Final Report Guidelines Clean Water Academy Course for PracticeKeeper Entry by Non-Conservation District Grantees Working Capital Request Form 319 Application for Reimbursement Checklist ra-ep319grantfunding@pa.
gov Lancaster County Conservation District We regraded streambanks, improved in-stream habitat, created a vegetated stormwater swale, installed streambank fencing, and planted a riparian buffer on a farm at the bottom of a highly developed unnamed tributary of Mill Creek. This is removing 67 tons of sediment, 96 pounds of nitrogen, and 34 pounds of phosphorus from the creek every year.
</p>\r\n<p>-- <i>Matt Kofroth, Lancaster County Conservation District. </i></p>\r\n"}}"> We regraded streambanks, improved in-stream habitat, created a vegetated stormwater swale, installed streambank fencing, and planted a riparian buffer on a farm at the bottom of a highly developed unnamed tributary of Mill Creek. This is removing 67 tons of sediment, 96 pounds of nitrogen, and 34 pounds of phosphorus from the creek every year.
-- Matt Kofroth, Lancaster County Conservation District. We’re following the Pine Creek Watershed Implementation Plan to address nonpoint source water pollution.
Since completion of Phase 1, the transformation of our community has been striking, not only in the new commercial district infrastructure, but in how we view ourselves and how we’re seen by our neighbors, our partners in the watershed, and regionally as an example of the benefits of the Section 319 program. The Green Streets Project has attracted new residents and influenced businesses to consider Etna.
</p>\r\n<p>-- <i>Mary Ellen Ramage, Manager, Borough of Etna</i></p>\r\n"}}"> We’re following the Pine Creek Watershed Implementation Plan to address nonpoint source water pollution.
Since completion of Phase 1, the transformation of our community has been striking, not only in the new commercial district infrastructure, but in how we view ourselves and how we’re seen by our neighbors, our partners in the watershed, and regionally as an example of the benefits of the Section 319 program. The Green Streets Project has attracted new residents and influenced businesses to consider Etna.
-- Mary Ellen Ramage, Manager, Borough of Etna Information for Watershed Specialists Growing Greener Plus Grant Program Partnering, Monitoring, and Research Watershed Implementation Plans
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Incorporated watershed associations, counties, municipalities, county conservation districts, councils of government, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions in Pennsylvania. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Grant is funded by Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Pennsylvania. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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