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    Sanitary and Storm Sewer Project Funding

    Sanitary and Storm Sewer Project Funding supports South Dakota project sponsors in improving wastewater treatment, sewers, and stormwater infrastructure to benefit water quality and address health and safety needs.

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    This grant was recently updated

    The sanitary and storm sewer application link now points to a 2026 version of the form. Applicants may also submit supplementary debt information using the newly linked Additional Fund Debt Information Page.

    Drinking Water Project Funding

    Drinking Water Project Funding supports South Dakota water project sponsors with infrastructure improvements and deficiency corrections to address drinking water needs and regulatory compliance.

    South Dakota AgNRDue Jan 1, 2027

    Small Water Facilities Funding

    Small Water Facilities Funding supports South Dakota drinking water project sponsors with infrastructure improvements, well rehabilitation, and pilot studies to address deficiencies and improve water quality.

    South Dakota AgNRDue Jan 1, 2027$250,000Newly Listed

    Small Community Planning Grants

    Small Community Planning Grants support small South Dakota communities in preparing engineering reports or facilities plans for sanitary and storm sewer projects ahead of later project funding requests.

    South Dakota AgNRRolling submissions

    Solid Waste Disposal and Recycling Project Funding

    Solid Waste Disposal and Recycling Project Funding supports facility operators’ disposal, recycling, and waste tire projects to improve waste management and benefit health or the environment in South Dakota.

    South Dakota AgNRDue Jan 1, 2027

    State Revolving Fund (SRF) Program

    State Revolving Fund (SRF) Program supports South Carolina local governments with water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure projects to address environmental needs and drinking water compliance.

    SCDESRolling submissions