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Water Supply Development Revolving Fund (WSDRF) (Arizona) is sponsored by Arizona Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA). The WSDRF provides low-cost financing, grants, and technical assistance for water supply development projects outside of Arizona's major urban centers. It is designed to meet the unique water supply needs of small, rural communities.
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Water Supply Development Fund Federal Programs Committee Federal Regulation Compliance Nondiscrimination Implementation Plan Notice of Nondiscrimination I. 0.
1 Grievance Procedures Policy Discrimination Complaint Form LEP & Language Assistance LEP & Civil Rights Brochure Document Translation Form Water Supply Development Fund Water Conservation Grant Fund Long Term Water Augmentation Fund Incentives and Assistance Water Project Assistance Grants Public Information Requests Investor & Financial Relations Plans, Publications, Reports Environmental Public Notices The WIFA Board of Directors recently adopted a new resolution (Resolution 2026-042) updating the Water Supply Development Revolving Fund (WSDRF) Program.
The WSDRF will be shifting from a year-round application schedule to a defined annual funding cycle and application window starting in March 2026. Additionally, the 2027 fiscal year funding cycle will only consider requests for financial assistance in the form of loans. The WSDRF Committee will meet twice a year to review new applications under the revised funding cycle format.
WIFA can provide up to $3 million in the form of low-interest loans for eligible water supply projects. The WSDRF was created to provide low-cost financing and technical assistance for water supply development projects outside of Arizona’s major urban centers. This fund is specifically designed to meet the unique water supply needs of small, rural communities.
Eligible entities include water providers and political subdivisions outside of the Phoenix, Pinal or Tucson Active Management Areas (AMAs) , including municipal water delivery systems, Native American tribes, public water systems, natural resources conservation districts, and county water augmentation authorities. A. R.
S. § 49-1201(20) Projects will be scored and ranked consistent with WSDRF statutes .
Evaluation criteria includes: Water Demands : existing, near-term and long-term water demands compared to the volume and reliability of existing water supplies Project Benefits : impact on water supply, benefits to multiple jurisdictions, conservation efforts, BMPs being implemented, and long-term reliability of supply being developed Project Feasibility : engineering specs, the cost and effectiveness of the proposal, funding sources, and public comment Financial Need : median household income Awarded Projects as of December 2025 Important Dates for FY 2027 Funding Cycle Part I: WSDRF Project Priority List Application Link Part I: WSDRF Project Priority List Application Word Template Part II: WSDRF Project Finance Application Link Part II: WSDRF Project Finance Application Questionnaire Request for Applications for FY 27 Funding Cycle WSDRF Resolution 2026-042 Eligible Entities and Project Manager Information: Eligible entities for this program include: Water Providers and political subdivisions outside of the Phoenix, Pinal, or Tucson AMAs ( A.
R. S. § 49-1270 ) Water providers include, among others, municipal water delivery systems, Tribes, public water systems, natural resources conservation districts, and county water augmentation authorities.
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§ 49-1201(20) If you are unsure about your eligibility or the eligibility of your water supply project, WIFA’s Project Managers are available during normal business hours to answer any questions you have. Please contact us by phone (602) 364-1310 or email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
. Virtual WSDRF Application Workshop Date: Friday, April 10, 2026 Water Supply Development Revolving Fund Committee The Water Supply Development Revolving Fund Committee is a subset of the WIFA Board of Directors, including all small county representatives, two large county representatives, and the statewide member.
The Committee will meet periodically to review applications for financial assistance from the WSDRF and make recommendations to the Board regarding those applications.
Buchanan Davis , Chairman, Large County Representative Jonathan Lines , Small County Representative Drew John , Small County Representative Donna Michaels , Small County Representative Patrice Horstman , Small County Representative Ted Cooke , Large County Representative Pete Kim , Statewide Representative
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: State, regional, or local water authorities; Indian tribes or tribal organizations; Nonprofits having 501(c)(3) status with the IRS; entities such as a water conservation or conservancy district, wastewater district, ru… Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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