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Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Program (Truckee, CA) is sponsored by Town of Truckee (Keep Truckee Green Division). The Town of Truckee is providing grants to reimburse a portion of the purchase price for water bottle filling stations. This program aims to provide the community with access to safe and reliable tap water to refill reusable water bottles, reducing disposable bottle waste.
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Filling Station Grants - Keep Truckee GreenKeep Truckee Green Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Program Application Now Open! Applications will be continuously accepted on a first-come first-served, rolling basis. Grants will be awarded until program funding is exhausted or through June 2026 .
Stations must be purchased and installed before the end of June 2026 to receive reimbursement. Please apply before purchasing your water filling station. The Town of Truckee is providing grants to reimburse 50% of a water filling station purchase price (up to $2500 per unit) with a maximum of 5 units per applicant.
There is no station limit for public agencies. The Town of Truckee Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Program was created to provide the community with access to safe and reliable tap water to refill reusable water bottles, reducing the use of disposable water bottles and associated waste and litter. Who Can Apply?
You may be eligible for funds if you: Are located within the Truckee town limits. Are a public facility (city facility, school, community center, parks, recreation areas, etc.) or a private facility/business providing free, unrestricted public access to the filling station during standard business hours. Meet criteria and fulfill application requirements.
There are three components to each application: the Grant request application, the liability waiver, and a federal W-9 tax form. Applicants must submit a separate grant request application per station they would like to be reimbursed for, but only need to submit one liability waiver and W-9 form. The link to the “Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Guidelines” form provides more information about the grant program and criteria.
Information on where to submit the application can be found on the application form. Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Guidelines Download Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Application – Fillable PDF Download Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Waiver – Fillable PDF Download W-9 Tax Form PDF Download For more information, contact the Keep Truckee Green Division at Sustainability@TownOfTruckee. gov .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Unspecified in snippet, but implies organizations or entities within the Town of Truckee. "Public agencies" are explicitly mentioned as having no unit limit. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows reimbursement of 50% of purchase price (up to $2,500 per unit) with a maximum of 5 units per applicant; no limit for public agencies. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Water Bottle Filling Station Grant Program (Truckee, CA) is funded by Town of Truckee (Keep Truckee Green Division). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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