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Source Water Protection Local Assistance Program | Washington State Department of Health Source Water Protection Local Assistance Program The Source Water Protection (SWP) Local Assistance Program provides financial assistance to water systems, local governments, tribes, conservation districts, and non-profits for Group A source water protection.
This program receives funding through the EPA Clean Water Act Wellhead 106 Grant and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) set asides. These funds support drinking water protection projects that increase water quality, water quantity, or reduce the risk of contamination and other harmful outcomes within a source water protection area or watershed.
We encourage applications that focus on wellhead and spring source protection, groundwater source modeling, riparian restoration, and watershed health. We also encourage applicants that complete planning or preparatory work required for larger funding programs like the Clean Water SRF. We accept applications year-round until available funding is spent.
Funding operates on a reimbursement basis under a formal written contract. We require project status reports and final summary reports. Deliverables are identified and negotiated in scope of work.
Applicants must have the necessary registration numbers to receive federal funds and contract with us (UEI, UBI, Federal Tax ID, Statewide Vendor number). Entities receiving funding may be subject to federal subrecipient fiscal monitoring. We may award projects up to $250,000 per project .
Proposed budgets should reasonably reflect the project's scope and scale. Some organizations may be limited to $40,000 per project depending on federal subrecipient status (determined after application review by our Fiscal Monitoring Unit.) We may require a Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for projects that involve collecting, producing, evaluating, or using environmental data.
Find more information in EPA's QAPP Guidance (PDF). Access our Source Water Protection Application 331-696 (Word) . Find more information in our Local Assistance Program Guidelines 331-552 (PDF) .
For questions about eligibility or funding availability, contact Chelsea Cannard 564-233-1799. Resources for Grant Recipients Our SWP Recipient Guide 331-797 (PDF) has information about reporting and billing. These templates help you prepare required reports: Project Status Report 331-796 (Word) .
Final Project Summary Report 331-795 (Word) .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments, nonprofit organizations, and educational institutions in Washington State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Source Water Protection Local Assistance Grant Program is funded by Washington State Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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