Financial Assistance Programs:
Water Quality

Funding Types

Funding Available for Water Quality and Wastewater Infrastructure Projects

The Utah Division of Water Quality’s (DWQ) Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan Program (SRF) on average, receives a combined $9 million dollars a year from State and Federal funding and, on average, an additional $15 million in funding each year from loan repayments. This money is to be used to fund water quality and wastewater infrastructure projects in Utah.

• Contact John Mackey, (801) 536-4347

State Revolving Fund (SRF)

The Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) is administered by the Utah Water Quality Board through the staff of the Engineering Section of the Division of Water Quality.

• Wastewater Treatment
  Grants and/or Loans to Municipalities
• Collection Systems
  Grants and/or Loans to Municipalities

Non Point Source Funding (NPS)

• Water Quality Improvements
  • Onsite Wastewater System Repair and Replacement

Municipal Storm Water Loans

• Municipal Storm Water Loans (Rule)

Non-Point Source Grants

• Nonpoint Source or On-site Wastewater Disposal System Assistance

Documents

• FY2018 Intended Use Plan
• FY2017 Intended Use Plan
• FY2017 Utah Water Quality State Revolving Fund (SRF) Annual Report
• Community Guide to Wastewater Treatment Project Funding
• View Project Priority List Rule (UAC R317-100)
• UTH MAGI
  • Utah MAGI by City
  • MAGI by Zip Code
  • Historical Graph of Utah MAGI (54 KB)

Funding Assistance Forms

• Application for Planning Advance
  • PDF
  • MS Word
• Application for Design Advance
  • PDF
  • MS Word
• Application for Project Funding
  • PDF
  • MS Word
• Application for Non Point Source Financial Assistance
• Application for Non Point Source Financial Assistance for Underground (Onsite) Wastewater Disposal System
• Certificate of Qualification for Underground Wastewater Disposal System Loan Program
• Utah Department of Environmental Quality Citizenship Certification
  (Pursuant to UCA 65G-12-104; Required for All “Individuals” Receiving a Benefit From the State as of July 1, 2009)