How much funding does Alternative Water Supply Grant provide?

The listing does not state a funding amount. Check the funder's announcement for specifics.

When is the deadline for Alternative Water Supply Grant?

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Alternative Water Supply Grant

Florida Department of Environmental Protection

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Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Typically, nonstate entities are universities or nonprofit organizations.

Other requirements

Eligible project proposals must be submitted by nonstate entities or local governments.

Overview

The Alternative Water Supply Grant, supported by Governor DeSantis and the Florida Legislature, allocates $230 million since Fiscal Year 2019-20 to enhance Florida's water systems. This funding emphasizes regional projects addressing critical needs and maximizing benefits, such as reclaimed water, aquifer recharge, and water conservation. Local cooperators must collaborate with their Water Management District to propose projects, which, upon approval, will be submitted to the DEP for funding consideration.

Governor DeSantis and the Florida Legislature have recognized the importance of alternative water supply (AWS) and the protection of Florida’s natural systems with an investment of $230 million since Fiscal Year 2019-20. Projects funded through this program are intended to prioritize regional projects in the areas of greatest need as well as projects that provide the greatest benefit. Examples of projects funded include reclaimed water, aquifer recharge, water conservation, etc.
Local cooperators interested in alternative water supply funding should work with their local Water Management District (District) to develop a proposal. Projects approved at the District are then submitted to DEP for funding consideration

Eligibility

Eligible project proposals must be submitted by nonstate entities or local governments.
Typically, nonstate entities are universities or nonprofit organizations.