Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF)
Clean Water Board Questionnaire
The Clean Water Board is asking the public to provide feedback on the draft SFY 2026 Clean Water Budget through this online questionnaire. Please provide your thoughts on whether you believe funding levels are sufficient and whether you agree with the Board's proposed prioritization of funding across programs. The Clean Water Board will consider public input before making its final Clean Water Budget recommendation in December.
Clean Watersheds Needs Survey
Vermont is participating in the 2022 National Clean Watersheds Needs Survey. The survey starts March 1, 2022 and ends April 28, 2023 and performed by US EPA with participation from all of the States. The survey collects reports and cost information for all of the projects that are planned and needed by states and municipalities to comply with our Clean Water Act obligations. EPA will then compile the survey information and create a report to Congress.
Historic Preservation Review
As part of the State Environmental Review Procedure for projects funded by the CWSRF and DWSRF or other SRF affiliated state funds administered by WID a review of the potential impacts to Historic Resources within project area is required. This review is carried out by the Vermont Department Historic Preservation (VDHP), a part of Vermont ACCD.
This is required as part of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.
Water Investment Division
Introduction: The Water Investment Division coordinates investment of State and federal funding to all types of clean water and drinking water infrastructure in Vermont.
Our vision is that Vermonters equitably benefit from clean water that provides for public health, safety, use, and enjoyment.
WISPr Water Infrastructure Sponsorship Program
WISPr funding application
What is Sponsorship?
The Water Infrastructure Sponsorship Program (WISPr) is intended to address a limited and under-assisted category of water resource needs in Vermont known as natural resource projects (NRP). The goal of WISPr is to counter the loss of ecological function and biological diversity that jeopardize the health of Vermont’s water resources by providing financial resources.
Connecticut River
