The Assistance Grants Program is a state-funded initiative aimed at supporting public water systems in Colorado that are committed to excellence in water quality but lack the financial resources to achieve compliance or address water quality challenges. The program provides funding to help systems reach or maintain consistent compliance with the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations.

Each year, the program allocates a total of $150,000, with individual grants capped at $25,000. Awarded projects must be completed within the calendar year in which they receive funding.

Eligibility
All public water systems in Colorado are eligible.
The grant funds projects that:
Help systems achieve or maintain compliance with Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations.
Address potential or existing water quality issues.
Application Process
The application period for 2025 is closed.
The next funding cycle has not yet been announced.
Interested applicants can sign up for updates on future grant opportunities and add their name to the General - Training and Coaching Assistance for Drinking Water email list.
Contact Information
For additional details about the grant program, visit the Funding section on the training opportunities, recognition, and resources for water systems website.