Where is my watershed? http://www.mnwatershed.org/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={D2F10412-CF57-45F8-B6D0-6DF55C8A1608} DAKOTA COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Details Maximum Commercial 1. Conservation Initiative Funding (CIF) 2. Community Conservation Partnership (CCP) 3. State Cost Share Residential 1. Citizen Conservation Stewardship Program (CCS)
Larger conservation practices Commercial or multiple properties Technical assistance possibilities Public landowners Technical assistance possibilities
$25,000 cost share funding – up to 65% $50,000 cost share funding – up to 65%
Dakota County Soil and Water Conservation District: (651) 480-7777 http://www.dakotaswcd.org/incentives.html
75% Smaller conservation practices on individual properties Technical and cost share assistance
$5,000 cost share funding – up to 65%
RAMSEY COUNTY/CONSERVATION DISTRICT Details Maximum Commercial and Residential 1. Cost-Share Funds and free technical assistance for residents that Shoreline implement shoreline restoration projects Restoration 2. Cost-Share Landowners of shoreline property on Kohlman, Keller or Phalen Chain of Gervais Lake Lakes Partnered with RWMWD, Board of Water & Soil Resources All consultation, technical design and project cost
Technical and financial assistance to land occupiers to help protect water quality Free site visits, engineering, partner with other agencies
(651) 480-7777
Contact
Per Project
75% cost share
Ryan Johnson (651) 266-7275
[email protected] https://www.co.ramsey.mn.us/cd/cost_ share_funding.htm
SOUTH ST LOUIS SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Details Maximum Residential 1. Cost Share
Contact
Owner contributes 25%
Contact (218) 723-4867 http://www.southstlouisswcd.org/tech nical.html
CAPTIAL WATERSHED DISTRCIT Maximum Funding
Details Commercial/Residential 1. Public and private landowner, Stewardship Businesses/Residents Grants Technical and financial assistance Projects that capture runoff from streets, parking lots, or other larger impervious surfaces receive higher awards due to the higher water quality benefits Applications accepted year-round 2. Special Public and private landowners- Cities, Grants neighborhood associations, large businesses Large construction projects that help protect or improve water quality 3. Partner Organizations, institutions or faith groups Grants Projects that reduce runoff Once a year in the Fall
Details Commercial 1. BMP Incentive
100% Free Design Work $500-$20,000
Gustavo at (651) 644-8888 or
[email protected] $20,000-$100,000
http://www.capitolregionwd.org/ourwork/grants/
$2,000-$20,000
RAMSEY-WASHINGTON METRO DISTRICT Maximum
Commercial, Institutional, NGO, Government Projects Free technical assistance
Contact
$50,000 – 75% $100,000 – 100% within priority area
Contact Ramsey County: Michael Schumann – Ramsey Conservation District
[email protected] 651-266-7275 Washington County: Tara Kline – Washington Conservation District
[email protected] 651-275-1136
http://www.rwmwd.org/index.asp?Typ e=B_BASIC&SEC={D22A558C647C-44EA-8100-5DDA6AABC662} Residential 1. BMP Incentive
Free technical assistance Outside engineering or consulting fees eligible for reimbursement Submit Application [ramsey-watershedapp.pdf] Determination in 2 weeks
$2,500 – up to 75% (PICP is considered advanced technique)
SCOTT SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Details Maximum Commercial 1. State Cost-Share Residential 1. Scott Water Management OrganizationStewardship Grants
(NPEAP)
75%
Large and small grants to landowners Citizens, Education Group and Non-Profit Groups (NPEAP)
Match up to $5,000
http://www.rwmwd.org/index.asp?Typ e=B_BASIC&SEC={1948F8DB9641-4C05-BF58-5AC730FFB204}
Contact
(952) 492-542 http://www.scottswcd.org/index_fundi ng.html
NINE MILE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT Details Funds Contact Commercial and Residential Cost Share Program Improve water quality or increase the capacity of the watershed to store $100,000 total for 2014 program water $3,000 (residents) Protect and preserve groundwater quality and quantity Min: $500 Reimbursement basis (materials, labor, engineering/consulting fees) $10,000 (townhome, condo or Nine Mile Creek Watershed District lake association) 952-358-2276. Applications can be downloaded from the NMCWD website $25,000 (commercial) http://ninemilecreek.org/CostShare/Co (www.ninemilecreek.org), requested by phone (952Up to 75% stShareGrants.asp 358-2276) or e-mail (
[email protected]). [nine-mile-app-comm.pdf] [nine-mile-app-res.pdf] MINNEHAHA WATERSHED DISTRICT
Details Commercial 1. Stormwater BMPs
Residential 1. Stormwater BMPs
Maximum
Contact
Funds to help pay for projects that manage the quantity and improve the quality of storm Design, materials and labor Applications Reviewed Monthly
$5,000 up to 50% Min: $500.00 Case-by-case for more funds
Brett Eidem MCWD Cost Share Program Specialist 952-641-4523
[email protected] http://www.minnehahacreek.org/grants
Funds to help pay for projects that manage the quantity and improve the quality of storm Design, materials and labor Applications Accepted year-round
$2,500 up to 50% Min: $500.00
WASHINGTON CONSERVATION DISTRICT Details Maximum Commercial 1. State Cost-Share Residential 1. Water Quality CostShare
(NPEAP)
75%
http://www.mnwcd.org/financialassistance/
Landowners To improve surface water quality NPEAP and assistance programs
$5,000 - 50% match grants
http://www.mnwcd.org/financialassistance/
RILEY PURGATORY BLUFF CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT Details Maximum Commercial 1. Cost-Share: Local Government and Commercial BMP
Residential 1. Cost-Share: Lake Association, Homeowners Association, NPO BMP 2. Cost-Share: Single Family BMP
Contact
Applications can be downloaded from the RPBCWD website (www.rileywd.org), requested by phone (952294-5976) or e-mail (
[email protected])
$20,000 or 50%
[riley-purgatory-app.pdf]
$20,000 or 75%
$3,000 or 75%
Contact Seth Bossert at
[email protected] or via phone at 952-466-5230 to schedule your free site visit. http://rpbcwd.org/monthly-tips/ http://rpbcwd.org/monthly-tips/
Details
CARVER COUNTY Maximum
Commercial/Residential 1. Water Promote the use of BMPs to protect and restore Management water quality within the county Organization Residents, municipalities, private businesses within Cost-Share Carver County Water Resource Management Area (not included: Minnehaha Creek, Riley Purgatory Buff Creek, Buffalo Creek Watershed Districts)
$5,000 – 75%
Contact Tim Sundby Carver County Land & Water Services 952‐361‐1816
[email protected] Seth Bossert Carver County Soil & Water Conservation Dis trict 952‐466‐4264
[email protected] http://www.co.carver.mn.us/departments/LWS /services.asp
RICE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT Maximum
Details Commercial/Residential Water Quality Landowners implementing BMPs aimed at BMP Cost-Share improving the quality of surface waters within the Program District Partnered with the area Conservation Districts to provide technical assistance to landowners in their respective counties
Contact
$5,000 – up to 50%
Contact the local county conservation district Rice Creek Watershed District (general questions) Kyle Axtell, Water Resource Specialist Phone: (763) 398-3072 Email:
[email protected] http://www.ricecreek.org/index.asp?SEC={ 8E122109-E370-431D-8F2F1253F2200C41}&Type=B_BASIC
CROW WING SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Details Residential
Contact
Community Centered Runoff Mini-Grants DNR Grant Cost-Share Serpent Lake
Whiskey Creek
Collaborate with the neighborhood or local organization Up to 75% of expenses up to $25,000
http://www2.co.crowwing.mn.us/swcd/Grants.htm
Shoreline Restoration PICP as part of a comprehensive stormwater management plan $7,000 maximum PICP as part of a larger plan, only fund small percentage $1.3 million over 4 years Reduce Phosphorous in the lake PICP as part of the solution Ongoing project to retrofit surrounding areas with stormwater management PICP as part of the solution
Crow Wing SWCD (218) 828-6197 http://www2.co.crowwing.mn.us/swcd/Grants.htm
MISSISSIPPI WATERSHED MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION Details Maximum Commercial 1. Member Grant Program-Capital Improvement Projects 2. Stewardship Fund Program
Must be an organization that is a member of the MWMO Joint Powers Agreement
Douglas Synder
[email protected] 612-465-8780 http://www.mwmo.org/membergrantprogram.html
Organizations can partner with the MWMO to protect water quality within the district
Non-Point Engineering and Assistance Program (NPEAP) State Cost-Share
Details Funds for surveying and engineering assistance to design conservation projects [npeap.pdf] Landowners Provides technical, design, construction and financial assistance Every watershed district facilitates this grant
Contact
http://www.mwmo.org/stewardshipfund.html
Maximum
75%
COLORADO COLORADO RIVER DISTRICT Details Maximum Commercial 1. Grant ProgramLARGE/SMALL
Enhance or develop water resources along the Colorado River
$150,000 or 25% total cost
COLORADO WATER CONSERVATION BOARD Details Maximum Commercial 1. Water Project Loan Program
Low-interest loans to municipal, commercial and agricultural borrowers
Min: $100,000
Contact Dave Kanzer or Alesha Frederick 970-945-8522 Colorado River District, 201 Centennial St., Glenwood Springs, CO e-mail
Contact Anna Mauss (303-866-3441 x3224)
[email protected]