Non-Point Source Grants

Non-Point Source Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Utah Department of Environmental Quality
Last Updated: January 29, 2025

Summary

The Non-Point Source Grants, provided by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, support projects addressing critical water quality issues without requiring repayment. Eligible applicants include individuals, businesses, and government agencies. The application process requires detailed project proposals and documentation of effectiveness through monitoring. Funding can also match other sources, enhancing project viability. Successful applicants must submit a final report upon project completion to ensure compliance and accountability.

Overview

NPS Grants Do not have to be repaid.Address a critical water quality need or human health concern.Can provide match for other funding sources (319 grants, SRF loans, ARDL, etc.). Pre-proposals must be submitted using the Financial Assistance Application Form. The form can be used for all project types, including on-the-ground implementation, technical assistance, and information and education. Be as specific as possible in your application. Include your ability to document project effectiveness through monitoring before, during, and after project implementation. Once your application has been received, the Division of Water Quality (DWQ) will decide which funding source, State NPS or Section 319, will be the most appropriate for your project. Upon project completion, all grants awarded by DWQ require a final report to be submitted to the State Nonpoint Source Program Coordinator.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Individuals, businesses, corporations, associations, private entity and government agencies are eligible for loans and grants.