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Catalog of Federal Funding Sources for Watershed Protection
Funding Program Name: Nonpoint Source Implementation Grants (319 Program)
| Application Deadline |
Varies by state. Consult the lead nonpoint source agency in your state (for contact information click on the link listed under "Secondary Internet"). |
| When Funds are Available |
Varies by state |
| Average annual number of applicants |
55 states and territories receive grants. Number of tribal grants awarded highly variable. Applications from recipients to states varies highly by state. |
| Typical percentage of applicants funded |
Percentage of applicants who receive money is highly variable by state and within state from year to year. |
| Is a matched amount required? |
Case-dependant |
| Match Amount |
States required to provide 40% non-Federal match for whole grant. Recipients within state typically required to provide 40% match for each project, but this may be negotiable with a given state."""" |
| Funding Level FY 2007 |
$194 million
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| Funding Level FY 2008 |
$200.9 million
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| Funding Level FY 2009 |
$200.9 million
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| Funding Level FY 2010 |
TBD
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| Typical lowest amount awarded |
Check with the state agency that administers the 319 Grant |
| Typical highest amount awarded |
Check with the state agency that administers the 319 Grant |
| Typical median amount awarded |
Check with the state agency that administers the 319 Grant |
| Other details on funding |
N/A |
| Primary Address |
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds
Nonpoint Source Control Branch (4503T)
Ariel Rios Bldg., 1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW,
Washington, DC 20460
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| Primary Telephone |
(202) 566-1155
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| Primary Email |
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| Primary Internet |
www.cfda.gov (search on program 66.460)
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| Secondary Address |
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| Secondary Telephone |
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| Secondary Email |
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| Secondary Internet |
www.epa.gov/owow/nps/contacts.html
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| Legislative Authority |
Clean Water Act, section 319(h)""""
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| Associated Keywords |
Agriculture , Best Management Practices , Coastal Waters , Drinking water , Outreach/Education , Fisheries , Forests , Land Acquisition , Monitoring , Nonpoint Source Control , Partnerships , Planning , Point Source Control , Pollution Prevention , Research , Restoration , Floodplains/Riparian Zones , Source Water Protection , Stormwater Management , Watershed Management , Wetlands , Wildlife
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| Eligible Organizations |
Business , Community/Watershed Group , Nonprofit Groups , Educational Institution , Private Landowner , Conservation District , Local Government , State/Territorial Agency , Tribal Agency , Federal Agency
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| Eligibility Constraints |
The immediate grantees are designated state and territorial NPS agencies. The ultimate recipients of funds are typically state and local governments, Indian tribes, universities, and nonprofit
organizations, which submit grant applications to the designated state or territorial agency for funds in accordance with state and Federal requirements.
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