The Community Septic Management Program funds municipal and homeowner septic system repairs in Massachusetts to protect public health and the environment.
The Homeowner Septic Loan Program offers low- and no-interest loans to Massachusetts homeowners for repairing, upgrading, or replacing failed septic systems to meet environmental standards.
The Title 5 Septic Repair Tax Credit helps Massachusetts homeowners offset costs for repairing or upgrading failing septic systems to protect public health and environmental quality.
The Statewide Water Management Act Grant supports Massachusetts public water suppliers and municipalities with water planning and demand-management projects to reduce withdrawal impacts and protect water resources.
USDA Rural Development offers loans to very low income rural homeowners for essential health- or safety-related home repairs, with a focus on septic system repairs and upgrades.
Sewage Facilities Program (SFP) supports municipalities and other organizations in creating or revising Act 537 sewage plans to advance resource efficiency, public health, and long-term sustainability.