Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Grant
Forecasted
The Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Grant funds Kentucky projects that use science-based methods to reduce runoff pollution and improve water quality, administered by the Kentucky Energy & Environment Cabinet.
Funder: Kentucky Energy & Environment Cabinet
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted anytime, subject to funds availability)
Funding Amounts: Up to 60% of project costs covered; 40% nonfederal match required; no explicit minimum or maximum award stated.
Summary: Supports projects that reduce nonpoint source (runoff) pollution and improve water quality in Kentucky through watershed restoration and planning.
Key Information: All entities eligible; 40% nonfederal match required.
Description
This grant program, administered by the Kentucky Division of Water through the Kentucky Energy & Environment Cabinet, funds projects aimed at controlling nonpoint source pollution in Kentucky. Eligible projects include watershed restoration, the development of watershed implementation plans, and other initiatives that mitigate or prevent runoff pollution to improve water quality. The program is designed to support innovative and collaborative solutions that protect Kentucky’s natural resources.
