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    Water Quality Combined Funding Program

    Forecasted

    Water Quality Combined Funding Program supports local governments, Tribes, and nonprofits with wastewater, stormwater, and pollution-control projects to improve and protect Washington waters.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Applications are now closed for state fiscal year 2028; the deadline was September 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. Ecology reports receiving 172 applications requesting $664.5 million and has added a funding-request spreadsheet.

    Puget Sound National Estuary Program Stormwater Strategic Initiative Grants

    Puget Sound National Estuary Program Stormwater Strategic Initiative Grants support project teams working on research, planning, water quality, and education to prevent stormwater pollution and aid Puget Sound recovery.

    Washington EcologyForecasted Dec 1, 2026$8,000,000Forecasted

    National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program

    National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program supports coastal state and territory agencies in acquiring, restoring, enhancing, and managing wetlands for lasting conservation benefits.

    Washington EcologyForecasted May 4, 2027$1,000,000Forecasted

    Drinking Water and Wastewater Grants and Loans

    Drinking Water and Wastewater Grants and Loans supports Idaho water systems and communities with planning and infrastructure funding to improve water quality and maintain safe, adequate drinking water supplies.

    IDEQDue Jan 8, 2027$65,000

    Streamflow restoration competitive grants

    Streamflow restoration competitive grants support Tribes, public entities, and nonprofits with watershed plans and projects to improve Washington streamflows and sustain healthy salmon populations.

    Washington EcologyForecasted Mar 3, 2028$40,000,000Forecasted

    Aquatic Invasive Plant Management Grants Program

    Aquatic Invasive Plant Management Grants Program supports public agencies and Tribes in planning, control, outreach, and research to address invasive plants and improve Washington freshwater bodies.

    Washington EcologyDue Dec 17, 2026$500,000