Find Funding for Georgia Water Projects
Public funding programs for water, wastewater, stormwater, and septic projects across Georgia, gathered in one place.
Last updated: October 2026
Click any program to see what it funds, how to apply, and who to contact.
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA)Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Loan Program (DWSRF)LoanProjects: waterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The DWSRF program is available to fund various public health-related water supply projects, projects that address compliance-related problems, water conservation and water transmission. Beginning in 2022, additional funds are available for lead service line inventory and replacement and emerging contaminants specifically polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) substances. GEFA also offers low-interest loans for energy-efficiency and renewable energy projects at water treatment facilities.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
GEFA has a single application for all regular water, sewer, and solid waste loan programs. Borrowers seeking funding may apply at any time. Qualified borrowers seeking principal forgiveness must submit a pre-application during the solicitation period from September through the end of January each year. Applications can be accessed on GEFA's website.
Contact
Amanda Carroll
Senior Project Manager acarroll@gefa.ga.gov
(404) 450-8381
47 Trinity Ave SW Fifth Floor Atlanta, GA 30334
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA)Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan Program (CWSRF)LoanProjects: wastewater, sewer, stormwaterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The CWSRF program is available to fund various water quality, water conservation, wastewater treatment projects, repairing and replacing sewer and stormwater control projects, and implementing water conservation projects and programs. Beginning in 2022, additional funds are available for emerging contaminants, specifically polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). GEFA also offers low-interest loans for energy-efficiency and renewable energy projects at wastewater treatment facilities.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
GEFA has a single application for all regular water, sewer, and solid waste loan programs. Borrowers seeking funding may apply at any time. Qualified borrowers seeking principal forgiveness must submit a pre-application during the solicitation period from September through the end of January each year. Applications can be accessed on GEFA's website.
Contact
Amanda Carroll
Senior Project Manager acarroll@gefa.ga.gov
(404) 450-8381
47 Trinity Ave SW Fifth Floor Atlanta, GA 30334
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA)Georgia Fund LoanLoanProjects: water, sewer, solid wasteDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The Georgia Fund is a state-funded loan program for water, wastewater, and solid waste infrastructure. Eligible projects include water and sewer lines, treatment plants, pumping stations, wells, water storage tanks, water meters, and new subtitle D landfills, landfill expansions and closures and landfill methane gas collection systems.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
GEFA has a single application for all regular water, sewer, and solid waste loan programs. Borrowers seeking funding may apply at any time. Qualified borrowers seeking principal forgiveness must submit a pre-application during the solicitation period from September through the end of January each year. Applications can be accessed on GEFA's website.
Contact
Amanda Carroll
Senior Project Manager acarroll@gefa.ga.gov
(404) 450-8381
47 Trinity Ave SW Fifth Floor Atlanta, GA 30334
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA)Environmental Emergency LoansLoanProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
Environmental emergency loans are available up to $500,000 for projects that eliminate actual or potential public health hazards or violations of environmental regulations. The project must directly address system needs caused by an event that occurred within the past six months and is not a result of a lack of maintenance.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
GEFA has a single application for all regular water, sewer, and solid waste loan programs. Borrowers seeking funding may apply at any time. Qualified borrowers seeking principal forgiveness must submit a pre-application during the solicitation period from September through the end of January each year. Applications can be accessed on GEFA's website.
Contact
Amanda Carroll
Senior Project Manager acarroll@gefa.ga.gov
(404) 450-8381
47 Trinity Ave SW Fifth Floor Atlanta, GA 30334
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA)Interim LoansLoanProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
Interim loans are available for projects that have a definite, permanent source of financing such as a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development loan and are repaid in full at the completion of the project.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
GEFA has a single application for all regular water, sewer, and solid waste loan programs. Borrowers seeking funding may apply at any time. Qualified borrowers seeking principal forgiveness must submit a pre-application during the solicitation period from September through the end of January each year. Applications can be accessed on GEFA's website.
Contact
Amanda Carroll
Senior Project Manager acarroll@gefa.ga.gov
(404) 450-8381
47 Trinity Ave SW Fifth Floor Atlanta, GA 30334
USDA Rural DevelopmentWater & Waste Disposal Loan & Grant ProgramLoan & grantProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The purpose of this program is to develop water and waste disposal systems in rural areas with populations less than 10,000. Fixed, low interest rates. Repayment - up to 40 years. Grants may be available.
How to apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Paper applications are accepted. However, applicants are encouraged to use and register for RD Apply. Information is available here: http://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/rd-apply
Contact
Justin Owenby
Acting Director for Georgia Community Programs
justin.owenby@usda.gov
(706) 552-2559
USDA Rural Development
Stephens Federal Building
355 E Hancock Ave Athens, GA 30601
USDA Rural DevelopmentWater & Waste Disposal Loan Guarantees ProgramLoan guaranteeProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The purpose of this program is to provide a loan guarantee for the construction or improvement of water and waste disposal projects serving the financially needed communities of rural areas. This is achieved through bolstering existing private credit structure through the guarantee of quality loans. Guarantees up to 90% available to eligible lenders.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Paper applications are accepted. However, applicants are encouraged to use and register for RD Apply. Information is available here: http://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/rd-apply
Contact
Justin Owenby
Acting Director for Georgia Community Programs
justin.owenby@usda.gov
(706) 552-2559
USDA Rural Development
Stephens Federal Building
355 E Hancock Ave Athens, GA 30601
USDA Rural DevelopmentWater & Waste Disposal Predevelopment Planning GrantsGrantProjects: water, wastewaterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
This program assists low-income communities with initial planning and development of an application for USDA Rural Development Water and Waste Disposal direct loan/grant and loan guarantee programs. The maximum is $30,000 or 75% of the predevelopment planning costs.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Paper applications are accepted. However, applicants are encouraged to use and register for RD Apply. Information is available here: http://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/rd-apply
Contact
Justin Owenby
Acting Director for Georgia Community Programs
justin.owenby@usda.gov
(706) 552-2559
USDA Rural Development
Stephens Federal Building
355 E Hancock Ave Athens, GA 30601
USDA Rural DevelopmentEmergency Community Water Assistance GrantsGrantProjects: waterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
This grant program is designed to assist rural communities that have experienced a significant decline in quantity or quality of drinking water due to an emergency, or in which such decline is considered imminent, to obtain or maintain adequate quantities of water that meets the standards set by the Safe Drinking Water Act.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Paper applications are accepted. However, applicants are encouraged to use and register for RD Apply. Information is available here: http://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/rd-apply
Contact
Justin Owenby
Acting Director for Georgia Community Programs
justin.owenby@usda.gov
(706) 552-2559
USDA Rural Development
Stephens Federal Building
355 E Hancock Ave Athens, GA 30601
USDA Rural DevelopmentSingle Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants (Section 504)Loan & grantProjects: individual wells, ruralDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
Also known as the Section 504 Home Repair program, this provides loans to very-low-income homeowners to repair, improve or modernize a dwelling or grants to elderly very-low-income homeowners to remove health and safety hazards. In addition, this program will also provide assistance to eligible homeowners with septic repairs.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Paper applications are accepted. However, applicants are encouraged to use and register for RD Apply. Information is available here: http://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/rd-apply
Contact
Justin Owenby
Acting Director for Georgia Community Programs
justin.owenby@usda.gov
(706) 552-2559
USDA Rural Development
Stephens Federal Building
355 E Hancock Ave Athens, GA 30601
Golden Triangle Resource, Conservation, and Development (RC&D)Water Well ProgramLoanProjects: individual wellsDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The Water Well Program is a loan program designed to help low-income rural homeowners construct, repair, or upgrade household water well systems. The funding is provided through USDA Rural Development’s Household Water Well System grant program. Golden Triangle currently serves 15 counties in the southwest Georgia area that include: Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Early, Grady, Decatur, Dougherty, Miller, Mitchell, Randolph, Seminole, Stewart, Thomas, Terrell and Worth.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Apply online at https://www.goldentrianglercd.org/waterwell
Contact
Golden Triangle RC&D waterwell@goldentrianglercd.org
(229) 995-2027
Seven Rivers Resource, Conservation, and Development (RC&D)Rural Decentralized Water Systems ProjectLoanProjects: individual wells, septicDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
Seven Rivers received $200,000 in grant funds from USDA Rural Development to establish a revolving loan fund. Low-income homeowners can apply to borrow funds from RC&D to make repairs to wells and/or septic systems. The loan will be financed at 1% interest up to 15 years if necessary. Seven Rivers currently serves 20 counties in the south Georgia area that include: Ben Hill, Jeff Davis, Appling, Irwin, Coffee, Bacon, Wayne, Tift, Cook, Berrien, Atkinson, Ware, Pierce, Brantley, Brooks, Lowndes, Lanier, Clinch, Echols, and Charlton.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
You can download an application by visiting this website: https://www.sevenriversrcd.org/household-water-wells Contact Seven Rivers RC&D for additional details.
Contact
Seven Rivers RC&D (912) 367-7679
239 NE Park Ave. Suite E Baxley, GA 31513
Economic Development Administration, Department of CommercePublic Works ProgramGrantProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
This program empowers distressed communities to revitalize, expand, and upgrade their physical infrastructure, and generate or retain long-term, private sector jobs and investment.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Application packages are available at www.grants.gov. Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis until the publication of a new EDAP FFO.
Contact
Jonathan Corso Georgia Economic
Development Representative jcorso@eda.gov
(404) 809-7094
401 West Peachtree St, NW Suite 1820
Atlanta, GA 30308
Economic Development Administration, Department of CommerceEconomic Adjustment Assistance ProgramGrantProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
This program assists state and local interests in designing and implementing strategies to adjust or bring about change to an economy. The program focuses on areas that have experienced or are under threat of serious structural damage to the underlying economic base.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Application packages are available at www.grants.gov. Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis until the publication of a new EDAP FFO.
Contact
Jonathan Corso Georgia Economic
Development Representative jcorso@eda.gov
(404) 809-7094
401 West Peachtree St, NW Suite 1820
Atlanta, GA 30308
National Rural Water AssociationNRWA Revolving Loan FundLoanProjects: water, wastewaterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The Rural Water Loan Fund (RWLF) is a funding program specifically designed to meet the unique needs of small water and wastewater utilities. The RWLF provides low-cost loans for short-term repair costs, small capital projects, or pre-development costs associated with larger projects. The RWLF was established through a grant from the USDA/RUS, and repaid funds used to replenish the fund and make new loans.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications can be accessed on website. Applications and supporting documents can be sent by mail or email.
Contact
Georgia Rural Water Association grwa1@grwa.org (770) 358-0221
PO Box 383
Barnesville, GA 30204
Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP)SERCAP Individual Household Well and Septic LoansLoanProjects: individual wellsDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
SERCAP's Loan Fund offers affordable Individual Household Well and Septic Loans for low-income homeowners, to help them repair and/or replace their well or septic system. Up to $11,000 is available for a new well, and up to $15,000 is available for a septic system. SERCAP also provides small grants through its Essential & Critical Needs program to offset the costs of repairs.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are received year-round. Applications can be accessed on website.
Contact
Angel Whitfield awhitfield@sercap.org 540-345-1184
347 Campbell Avenue, SW Roanoke, VA 24016
Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP)SERCAP Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) Loan FundLoanProjects: sewer, waterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
This program provides Community Development Loans to localities for water/wastewater infrastructure and community development needs. It can be up to $250,000 and can be used for water/wastewater treatment facilities, water storage tank repairs, and community development projects. SERCAP also provides grants to Communities through its Facilities Development Grant program.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are received year-round. Applications can be accessed on website.
Contact
Angel Whitfield awhitfield@sercap.org 540-345-1184
347 Campbell Avenue, SW Roanoke, VA 24016
CoBankRural Water and Wastewater LendingLoanProjects: water, wastewaterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
CoBank works with rural water and wastewater not-for-profit systems, municipalities, and investor-owned utility companies to provide interim and bridge financing, refinance of existing debt, term loans for system upgrades, and lines of credit.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are accepted continuously. Website: https://www.cobank.com/web/cobank/corporate/industry/water
Contact
Michael Griffiths mgriffiths@cobank.com
(303) 740-6479
Inquire by email to: Water@cobank.com.
6340 South Fiddlers Green Cir Greenwood Village, CO 80111
CoBank & the National Rural Water Association (NRWA)Water Meter & Equipment LeasingLeaseProjects: water, wastewaterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The leasing program offers district and municipal rural water and wastewater systems, offer leasing terms starting at 24 months and full customization for each leased asset. Eligible assets include water meters ($100,000 minimum) or vehicles and equipment ($25,000 minimum).
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Contact the agency for details.
Contact
Inquire by email to: NRWALeasing@cobank.com
6340 South Fiddlers Green Cir Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Georgia Department of Community AffairsCommunity Development Block Grant Program (HUD Funds)GrantProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) provides funding to assist a wide range of eligible activities, including housing improvement projects, public facilities such as water and sewer lines, buildings such as local health centers or head start centers, and economic development projects.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
The application period closes at the beginning of April each year. Applications can be accessed on the website.
Contact
Kathleen Vaughn Office Director
Kathleen.Vaughn@dca.ga.gov
(404) 679-0594
or
Pam Truitt
Field Services Manager Pam.Truitt@dca.ga.gov
(404) 977-3326
Georgia Department of Community Affairs
60 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, GA 30329
Georgia Department of Community AffairsAppalachian Regional Commission (ARC) Area Development FundGrantProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
ARC provides funds (up to $1,000,000) for infrastructure services, including water and sewer facilities, that enhance economic development opportunities or address serious health issues for residential customers.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Pre-applications are accepted at any time and are required for project review and consultation prior to completing a full application. Full applications are accepted in January, April, July, and October annually. All application and pre-application materials are available on the website.
Contact
Annaka Woodruff Program Manager, Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC)
annaka.woodruff@dca.ga.gov (706) 566-4200
or
Brittany Pittman
ARC Program Manager Brittany.Pittman@dca.ga.gov (706) 508-7381
Georgia Department of Community Affairs
60 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, GA 30329
Georgia Department of Community AffairsAppalachian Regional Initiative for Stronger Economies (ARISE)GrantProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
A new ARC initiative that aims to drive large-scale, regional economic transformation through multi-state collaborative projects across Appalachia. With the additional funding provided by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) of 2021 (also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law or BIL), ARC launched ARISE to strengthen Appalachian business and industry, and to grow and support the development of new opportunities across multiple states.
ARISE encourages the region’s 13 states to think beyond local and state lines and to spearhead initiatives that encourage states to work together as one united Appalachia to advance ARC’s strategic investment priorities.
How to apply
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.
Contact
Annaka Woodruff Program Manager, Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC)
annaka.woodruff@dca.ga.gov (706) 566-4200
or
Brittany Pittman
ARC Program Manager Brittany.Pittman@dca.ga.gov (706) 508-7381
Georgia Department of Community Affairs
60 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, GA 30329
OneGeorgia AuthorityOneGeorgia Authority Equity FundGrant & loanProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The purpose of the Equity Fund is to provide a program of financial assistance that includes grants, loans, and any other forms of assistance to finance activities that will assist applicants in promoting the health, welfare, safety, and economic security of the citizens of the state through the development and retention of employment opportunities in areas of greater need.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are due on a quarterly basis (2nd Friday of the following months: January, April, July, and October). Pre-applications are due 30 days prior to the full application deadline. An initial project meeting with the DCA Regional Representative is REQUIRED before submitting a pre-application.
Contact
Gina Webb gina.webb@dca.ga.gov (404) 387-1429
Georgia Department of Community Affairs
60 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, GA 30329
Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection DivisionSection 319(h) Georgia's Nonpoint Source Implementation GrantGrantProjects: nonpoint, water quality improvementDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division (GAEPD) receives an annual grant under Section 319(h) of the Federal Clean Water Act to help prevent, control and/or abate nonpoint source pollution in support of Georgia’s Nonpoint Source Management Program. GAEPD then conducts a competitive process to fund eligible projects that will lead to direct reductions in pollutant loads and measurable water quality improvements in impaired waters throughout the State.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
The annual application period is January through April. Applications can be accessed on website.
Contact
Mary Gazaway Mary.gazaway@dnr.ga.gov
(470) 524-0556
2 Martin Luther King Jr Dr Suite 1470 A
Atlanta, GA 30334
Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection DivisionRegional Water Plan Grant FundsGrantProjects: Details ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The Regional Water Plan Seed Grants are being provided to support and incentivize local governments and other water users as they undertake their Regional Water Plan implementation responsibilities. Project proposals must specifically address implementation of management practice(s) or other recommendation(s) from one or more Regional Water Plans, and applications must include a letter of endorsement from the Water Planning Council(s) Chair or designated representative.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applicants must attend a pre-application meeting with EPD in mid-October and applications must be e-mailed by end of October.
Contact
Russell Nix
Program Manager
Regional Water Planning Unit
Watershed Protection Branch
Environmental Protection
Division
(404) 463-1511
2 Martin Luther King Jr Dr Suite 1470 A
Atlanta, GA 30334
Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Coastal Resources DivisionCoastal Incentive Grant Program (Coastal Resources Division)GrantProjects: coastal, naturalDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The mission of the GCMP is to balance economic development in Georgia's coastal area with preservation of natural, environmental, historic, archaeological and recreational resources for the benefit of Georgia's present and future generations. The GDNR Coastal Resources Division administers the GCMP and carries out a number of programs in direct support of GCMP objectives, including the administration of the Coastal Incentive Grant (CIG) Program.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
A Request for Proposal is issued annually every fall with applications due in January or February each year. Application materials can be accessed on website.
Contact
Jan Mackinnon jan.mackinnon@dnr.ga.gov (912) 264-7218
One Conservation Way Brunswick, GA 31520
Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency (GEMA/HS)Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) Program GrantsGrantProjects: water, sewer, stormwaterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
GEMA/HS administers FEMA funds to develop and implement resilient infrastructure projects to help local governments and qualifying private non-profits reduce or eliminate damages from natural hazards and rapidly recover from disruptions to service.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Pre-applications are accepted on a rolling basis but are required at specific times based on Disaster Activity and Notice of Funding Opportunities (NOFOs). Pre-applications are required for project review and consultation prior to completing a full application. All application and pre-application materials are available on the GEMA/HS website.
Contact
Stephen Clark stephen.clark@gema.ga.gov
(404) 635-4573
PO Box 18055
Atlanta, GA 30316
Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency (GEMA/HS)FEMA Public Assistance ProgramGrantProjects: Details ▾Close ▴
What it funds
GEMA/HS administers FEMA Public Assistance grant funds to state, tribal, territorial and local governments, and certain types of Private Non-Profit (PNP) organizations so that communities can quickly respond to and recover from major disasters or emergencies.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
To apply for Public Assistance, an applicant must be a registered user of the FEMA Grants Portal and submit a Request for Public Assistance (RPA). To receive assistance, all eligible applicants will be required to submit this form through the Grants Portal: https://grantee.fema.gov/ - 30 days after a Presidential Disaster Declaration.
Contact
LaTashae Walker latashae.walker@gema.ga.gov (470) 372-5002
PO Box 18055
Atlanta, GA 30316
Water Well TrustLoan Program for Household Water Wells & Septic SystemsLoanProjects: individual wells, septicDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
This program aims to provide funding for water well and wastewater projects to increase potable water system availability and access to wastewater systems to rural households throughout the U.S. The intent is to provide long-term, low-interest loans to applicants seeking new or improved water wells, and for the first time, septic systems. The Water Well Trust limits funding to a maximum of $15,000 per system. Loans have an interest rate of 1% with terms of up to 20 years.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Applications are accepted year-round.
Applicants can contact Water Well Trust either by phone, email, or completing the interest form on the website.
Contact
Margaret Martens Executive Director
mmartens@watersystemscouncil.org
(833) 539-8200.
Atlanta Regional CommissionLivable Centers Initiative (LCI)GrantProjects: water, stormwaterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
This reimbursable grant program awards local governments and nonprofit organizations up to 80% of the funding to prepare and implement plans for the enhancement of existing population centers and transportation corridors consistent with regional development policies. While LCI focuses on land use and transportation planning, the program can support certain watershed protection and stormwater management projects.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
See the LCI Application Guidebook to learn more about project eligibility, submittal requirements, and funding guidelines.
https://atlantaregional.org/callforprojects
Contact
Amy Goodwin agoodwin@atlantaregional.org
or
Elizabeth Sandlin esandlin@atlantaregional.org
US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)Environmental Infrastructure Section 219Federal cost shareProjects: water, sewerDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The purpose is to address environmental infrastructure for watershed restoration, protection, and development needs in regional Atlanta watersheds. Projects may include wastewater distribution and treatment facilities, raw water distribution and treatment facilities, and stormwater management facilities. The cost share is 75 percent Federal. Project authorization is currently limited to $50 million, but subject to case by case appropriations, once the needs are known and prioritized for the nationwide competition for the limited Federal funds.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
The Non-Federal public interest (sponsor) contacts the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE/ the Corps) for assistance.
Contact
USACE, Mobile District
(251) 690-3254
P. O. Box 2288
Mobile, AL 36628-0001
US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)Corps Water Infrastructure Financing Program (CWIFP)LoanProjects: waterDetails ▾Close ▴
What it funds
The Corps Water Infrastructure Financing Program (CWIFP) enables local investment in infrastructure projects that enhance community resilience to flooding, promote economic prosperity, and improve environmental quality. Through the CWIFP, USACE will accelerate non-federal investments in water resources infrastructure by providing long-term, low-cost loans to creditworthy borrowers.
Visit program websiteHow to apply
Contact the agency for details.
Contact
USACE, Mobile District
(251) 690-3254
P. O. Box 2288
Mobile, AL 36628-0001
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