Clean Vessel Act (CVA) Grant supports marinas with public-use pumpout infrastructure, upkeep, sewage hauling, and boater education to help recreational boaters locate and use pumpout services.
Pumpout-log requirements now apply only to operations and maintenance agreements, with submission quarterly or upon request rather than with invoices or upon request. The funder removed the equipment-purchase reporting requirement, including five years of reporting after project expiration.
The Clean Vessel Act Grant Program funds pumpout and dump station systems at Ohio marinas to improve water quality and protect aquatic environments, administered by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Clean Vessel Act (CVA) Grants support private marinas and local governments in Texas to build, improve, operate, and maintain stations where boat sewage and portable toilet waste can be emptied.
Clean Vessel Act Grant Program supports recreational boaters by funding sewage pumpout and waste reception facilities, coastal planning, surveys, and education to reduce vessel sewage pollution.
The Clean Vessel Act Grant supports Vermont marinas and public organizations in providing boater sewage disposal facilities to protect water quality in public waters and around lakes and marinas.
The Massachusetts Clean Vessel Act Program funds the purchase and maintenance of pumpout equipment to prevent boat sewage discharge and protect coastal water quality.