State grantUtah

Emerging Contaminants Funding Program

Offered by Utah Department of Environmental Quality

Found automatically on deq.utah.gov/dwq/emerging-contaminants. Check details with the funder before applying.

Who can apply
Municipalities and municipal entities as defined in 33 USC section 1362.
How much
Amount not listed
By when
Between roundsRecurring program. Next round not posted yet.Most recent application deadline was May 2, 2025 at 5 P.M. No future round dates are posted; program runs in cycles.
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Checked Oct 19, 2026

About this grant

The Utah Division of Water Quality administers a competitive funding program to address emerging contaminants (EC) such as PFAS in water. Approximately $1.6 million in principal forgiveness funding is available to municipalities and municipal entities for capital projects that address identified emerging contaminants. The application window for the most recent round ran from January 27, 2025 to May 2, 2025.

Eligibility details

  • Notes: Municipalities and municipal entities (meeting 33 USC section 1362 definition) are eligible. Projects must be capital projects with a reasonable expectation of construction, must start within 18 months of award, and be substantially completed within 3 years. No matching funds required, though matching funds may be needed if only partial funding is authorized.
Government

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Civic & CommunityEnvironment, Conservation & EnergyHealth & MedicalInfrastructure & Utilities

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