The Site Cleanup Subaccount Program supports parties responsible for contaminated sites by funding investigation and cleanup of surface water or groundwater threats to protect people and the environment.
CAA Cleanup or Abatement Projects support teams responding to pollution in California’s surface water and groundwater, funding urgent cleanup when a responsible party cannot respond adequately.
Nonpoint Source Pollution Grant Funding supports nonprofits, Tribes, and public entities in watershed planning and restoration projects that reduce pollution and protect California waters.
The Clean Water State Revolving Fund supports California public bodies, tribes, and other organizations with financing for wastewater, pollution control, and estuary projects that protect water quality and public health.
Drinking Water for Schools Grant Program supports California public schools serving disadvantaged communities with interim water-quality and access projects so students have safer, more accessible drinking water.