Below is a snapshot of current funding opportunities that help achieve state goals and priorities for increased water and energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reductions.

2018 Integrated Regional Water Management Grant Program

Administered by DWR, Round 1 of the IRWM Implementation Grant provides funds for projects that support statewide priorities and contribute to regional water self-reliance. These projects may include water reuse and recycling for non-potable projects, water-use efficiency and water conservation, groundwater recharge projects, capture and treatment of rainwater or stormwater, water desalination, and projects that improve water quality (e.g. drinking water treatment, groundwater aquifer remediation). 10 percent of grand funds are reserved for projects that directly benefit disadvantaged communities (DACs).

Water Recycling Funding Program- Pilot Project Grants

The SWRCB provides funding for the planning, design, and construction of water recycling projects that offset or augment state fresh water supplies. The Pilot Project Grants will assist public agencies in the construction of pilot projects for new potable reuse. These projects must develop new information to increase the knowledge and understanding of innovative applications of new and current technologies.