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US EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant Assistance Request For Proposals to potential contractors to create and submit a funding application for 2026 EPA Community Wide Assessment funding Proposals are due by December 12, 2025 at 4:00pm and the full RFP can be found here Otter Creek Clean Water Service Provider Otter Creek Basin Clean Water Service Provider Call for Proposals CWSP Application Cover Letter- Otter Creek Basin The ACRPC, in its role as the Clean Water Service (CWSP) Provider for Basin 3, the Otter Creek, Lewis Creek, and Little Otter Creek watersheds, is issuing a request for proposals for projects that improve water quality in Basin 3.
Any proposed projects must be consistent with the Clean Water Initiative Program (CWIP) Funding Policy. Applicants must consult with DEC staff on potential project impacts on natural resources, like wetlands or river corridors and to give DEC 30 days to review project impacts.
Projects must be in keeping with the vision set forth by Act 76, the Clean Water Service Delivery Act, and policies and guidance set forth by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to implement the Act. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with quarterly review of proposals. For more information contact Mike Winslow at mwinslow@acrpc.
org 802-578-9999 Due Date: application due dates for 2026 - June 19, September 25, December 18 Otter Creek Basin Clean Water Service Provider Call for Proposals CWSP Application Cover Letter- Otter Creek Basin The ACRPC, in its role as the Clean Water Service (CWSP) Provider for Basin 3, the Otter Creek, Lewis Creek, and Little Otter Creek watersheds, is issuing a request for proposals for projects that improve water quality in Basin 3.
Any proposed projects must be consistent with the Clean Water Initiative Program (CWIP) Funding Policy. Applicants must consult with DEC staff on potential project impacts on natural resources, like wetlands or river corridors and to give DEC 30 days to review project impacts.
Projects must be in keeping with the vision set forth by Act 76, the Clean Water Service Delivery Act, and policies and guidance set forth by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to implement the Act. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with quarterly review of proposals. For more information contact Mike Winslow at mwinslow@acrpc.
org 802-578-9999 Due Date: application due dates for 2026 - June 19, September 25, December 18 Otter Creek Basin Clean Water Service Provider Call for Proposals CWSP Application Cover Letter- Otter Creek Basin The ACRPC, in its role as the Clean Water Service (CWSP) Provider for Basin 3, the Otter Creek, Lewis Creek, and Little Otter Creek watersheds, is issuing a request for proposals for projects that improve water quality in Basin 3.
Any proposed projects must be consistent with the Clean Water Initiative Program (CWIP) Funding Policy. Applicants must consult with DEC staff on potential project impacts on natural resources, like wetlands or river corridors and to give DEC 30 days to review project impacts.
Projects must be in keeping with the vision set forth by Act 76, the Clean Water Service Delivery Act, and policies and guidance set forth by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to implement the Act. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with quarterly review of proposals. For more information contact Mike Winslow at mwinslow@acrpc.
org 802-578-9999 Due Date: application due dates for 2026 - June 19, September 25, December 18 VT Agency of Commerce and Community Development Water Quality Project Development Block Grants ACRPC is administering a 2022 Environmental Conservation (DEC) Project Development Block Grant to subgrant up to $34,000 to develop water quality improvement projects.
Funds should be used for getting landowners, municipalities and other partners “on board” with projects to improve water quality and to move those projects towards design and implementation. All project work, invoicing and reporting must be complete by July 1, 2024.
Grant description and application instructions Activities covered by this grant include (but are not limited to): – reviewing and prioritizing water quality projects listed in sources like stormwater master plans or tactical basin plans; – contacting landowners to assess interest and feasibility; – reviewing permitting concerns; – working with partners and/or online tools to estimate phosphorus reduction potential – developing basic concept drawings If you have questions, please contact Hannah Andrew at handrew@acrpc.
org The Municipal Planning Grant (MPG) program encourages and supports planning and revitalization for local municipalities in Vermont. The MPG program works to strengthen Vermont by funding local planning initiatives that support statewide planning goals. Amount: $2,500 to $30,000 Division for Historic Preservation Cultural Facilities Grants Operated in partnership with the VT Historical Society and the VT Museum and Gallery Alliance.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Landowners, municipalities, and other partners in the Addison County region of Vermont. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $34,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Water Quality Project Development Block Grants is funded by Addison County Regional Planning Commission (ACRPC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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