How much funding does California Drought Funding Grants provide?

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

When is the deadline for California Drought Funding Grants?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

California Drought Funding Grants

California State Water Resources Control Board

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Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Public agencies, including counties and Regional Boards
Tribal governments
Non-profit organizations serving disadvantaged communities.

Other requirements

Eligible entities include:
Community water systems
Eligible projects include:
Short-term solutions (mostly emergency repairs and drinking water delivery)

Overview

The California Drought Funding Grants, provided by the California State Water Resources Control Board, aim to support projects addressing urgent drinking water needs and long-term resilience due to drought. Eligible applicants include public agencies, tribal governments, community water systems, and non-profits serving disadvantaged communities. Funding covers both short-term solutions like emergency repairs and long-term improvements such as new wells and treatment systems, ensuring a sustainable water supply for affected regions.

Background/Overview
The State Water Board has funding available for projects that address either drought-related urgent drinking water needs or long-term resilience.

Eligibility

Eligible entities include:

Public agencies, including counties and Regional Boards
Tribal governments
Community water systems
Non-profit organizations serving disadvantaged communitiesEligible projects include:
Short-term solutions (mostly emergency repairs and drinking water delivery)
Bottled water
Hauled water (and tanks)
Well repair, rehabilitation, and replacements
Emergency interties
Vending machines
Necessary rented or borrowed equipment
Long-term solutions
New wells
Extension of service
Regional consolidation
Treatment systems
Distribution system improvements
New tanks
Emergency generators

Water recycling projectsOrganizations and entities interested in funding drinking water programs for schools may apply directly through technical assistance providers.