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Financial Assistance Opportunities | Missouri Department of Natural Resources DROUGHT ALERT - Conditions remain, with 33% of the state experiencing abnormally dry conditions. Financial Assistance Opportunities The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is committed to helping Missouri communities thrive with resources that enable them to meet the needs of citizens now and into the future.
The department offers numerous financial assistance opportunities that range from preserving the past by rehabilitating a historic building through brownfield grants to fostering long-term future growth and sustainability by constructing new sewer and water systems using the State Revolving Fund.
These opportunities for financial assistance are in the form of tax credits and exemptions, loans and grants and are available to private individuals, communities, organizations and companies.
Each year the department passes approximately $500 million through to Missouri communities to improve infrastructure, prevent erosion, manage hazardous waste, provide recreational opportunities, preserve our history and support energy programs in local communities. Removing financial barriers empowers communities to protect our natural resources and improve the overall health and wellness of Missouri citizens.
Helping Missouri Communities Thrive Overview of financial assistance opportunities available through the department Loan and grant programs the department is currently accepting applications Electronically submit your application for available financial assistance Air Financial Assistance Opportunities Volkswagen Trust Fund, Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) Grant, sales tax exemption Energy Financial Assistance Opportunities Energy loans, low-income weatherization assistance, energy audit reimbursement Land and Geology Financial Assistance Opportunities Soil and Water Conservation Recreation and Historic Preservation Financial Assistance Opportunities Tax credits, historic preservation, outdoor recreation, recreational trails, bus grants Waste and Recycling Financial Assistance Opportunities Brownfields redevelopment, scrap tire cleanup/ reuse, waste cleanup Water Financial Assistance Opportunities Water infrastructure; well plugging; training; water conservation, protection and planning Department of Natural Resources Jefferson City , MO 65102-0176
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Operators, organizations, landowners, public water systems, and communities in Missouri, depending on the specific program. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Water Financial Assistance Opportunities (Various Programs) is funded by Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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