National Dam Safety Program State Assistance Grant Program supports states in strengthening dam safety programs through training, inspections, and planning to reduce risks to life, property, and the environment.
The FY2026 application window is Aug. 18–Sept. 2, 2026, closing at 5 p.m. ET, replacing the FY2025 window of July 28–Aug. 11, 2025. Estimated funding is $7.4 million, down from $7.48 million for FY2025.
The Dam Repair Assistance Grant Program supports owners of high- and significant-hazard dams in South Carolina, funding planning, engineering, repair, alteration, or removal to reduce downstream safety risks.
High Hazard Potential Dam Grant Program supports Arkansas governments and nonprofits in planning, engineering, and dam rehabilitation or removal projects that reduce risks to life and property.
Dam Safety Grants support Minnesota local governments in repairing, reconstructing, or removing dams to reduce safety hazards, restore stream function, and improve habitat, water quality, and recreation.
The Municipal Dam Grant Program supports Wisconsin municipalities with engineering and construction for dam repair, modification, or removal to address documented safety deficiencies.
Dam Removal Grant Program supports public and private dam owners and authorized representatives with planning, engineering, and removal work to remove dams and restore their impoundments.