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Grant Support for Air Pollution Reduction Projects
If you have a project idea to reduce air pollution in your community and you need help navigating grant funding, the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency is here to help.
Agency staff are available to help organizations pursue grant funding for emission-reduction projects.
Our support services focus on projects that will reduce emissions from major sources of air pollution in our region, including fine particulate matter, diesel exhaust, and greenhouse gas emissions. Priority will be given to projects within the Agency's defined overburdened communities.
What type of support can Clean Air Agency staff provide?
Grant support services will vary by grant opportunity and by Agency staff capacity and time constraints. Potential support includes:
- Identifying appropriate funding opportunities for project ideas
- Providing technical analysis, such as mapping or emission reduction calculations
- Assisting with writing grant application narratives
- Reviewing application materials and verifying completeness for submission
- Supporting successful grant recipients with understanding reporting requirements and establishing appropriate systems
What are partner requirements?
Before contacting us for support with your project idea, please be sure you can:
- Define the basic project idea and scope (The project must reduce emissions. Projects like tree planting or green walls are outside our scope.)
- Be eligible to apply for the grant funds
- Submit all grant application materials on your own behalf
- Have capacity to complete the scope of work at the time application is submitted or throughout the grant
Ready to get started?
Simply email us with information about your project and support needs, and share your preferred contact details. A staff member will follow up to discuss how we might help. We look forward to working with you to improve air quality in our region.
Find Project Funding
FundHubWA connects people and organizations to state and federal clean energy and climate funding opportunities. The portal includes links to applications and resources. The user-friendly website offers individuals, communities, and entities easy access to funding opportunities around renewable energy, buildings and infrastructure, energy efficiency, homes, water and natural resources, and other opportunities that drive a clean energy future.
Priority will be given to projects within the Agency's defined overburdened communities.