EPA offers eligible governments, Tribes, and nonprofits up to $500,000 to clean up brownfield sites they own, with a 20% cost share and ownership required by January 21, 2027.
EPA offers up to $500,000 to eligible governments, Tribes, and nonprofits for community-wide brownfield inventories, assessments, and cleanup and reuse planning, but not cleanup activities.
EPA offers up to $1 million to eligible states, Tribes, and Alaska Native corporations to assess at least 10 brownfield sites and plan cleanup and reuse; funds cannot pay for cleanup.
EPA offers up to $1 million for coalitions of eligible governments, Tribes, and nonprofits to assess brownfield sites and plan cleanup and reuse, but not conduct cleanup.
EPA's FY27 grants fund revolving loan programs for brownfield cleanup by eligible governments, Tribes, and nonprofits, requiring a 20% cost share and no open Brownfields revolving loan fund agreement.
Illinois EPA funds scientific investigation and cleanup of contaminated brownfield sites to promote safe community redevelopment through the Financial Help for Brownfields Investigations and Cleanups grant.