Source Water Protection Grants support Idaho public water systems and community organizations with research, restoration, education, and security projects to reduce risks to public drinking water sources.
Source Water Protection Project Grant supports community public water systems in Missouri with voluntary local planning and implementation to protect raw drinking water sources from contamination.
Drinking Water Source Protection Grant Program supports public water suppliers’ land purchases and conservation agreements to protect Oregon’s surface water and groundwater drinking sources.
Federal § 319 Grant supports public and private nonprofit organizations implementing nonpoint source pollution reduction projects to improve water quality in Idaho’s lakes, streams, rivers, and aquifers.
Drinking Water and Wastewater Grants and Loans support Idaho water systems and wastewater entities with planning and infrastructure work to ensure safe drinking water and protect water quality.
State Nonpoint Source Grants support Utah landowners and watershed groups with voluntary restoration, runoff controls, planning, and education to reduce pollution and improve water quality.