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Water Infrastructure Funding & Financing Section
EGLE-WIFFS@Michigan.gov
517-284-5433
Michigan’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) program is a low interest loan financing program that assists qualified local municipalities with the construction of necessary wastewater and storm water infrastructure projects. These projects improve water quality, the environment, and protect public health.
For more information on the CWSRF program, view the CWSRF Info Sheet.
For questions on the program, contact the Water Infrastructure Funding and Financing Section or reach out to the SRF Project Manager located in your EGLE District Office.
Potential applicants to the CWSRF should first review the CWSRF Eligibility Guidance. Eligible applicants must submit the Intent to Apply (ITA) form below to be considered for funding and financing opportunities. All financing determinations are based on applicant eligibility, priority points, and availability of funds. Applicants should apply for a project with the expectation the program is a loan program first and foremost.
Submittal of this form will assign a Water Infrastructure Funding and Financing Section (WIFFS) project manager to discuss the next steps in the planning process. Any questions regarding your project can be directed to WIFFS Staff.
The Intent to Apply (ITA) form is accepting submissions for fiscal year 2026. The form must be submitted by November 1, 2024. You can preview the ITA form before submittal to view the information required to complete the form.
This dashboard is meant for general information about projects funded through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. The project locations are meant to give a general location of where work is being done and not a specific site.
View the dashboard to see the Michigan Water Infrastructure Funding and Financing interactive dashboard.
The data used in this table is available to download and to view as a table.
All of EGLE's maps and open data is available to view in one centralized location.
Fiscal Year 2025 Financing Schedule
The Strategic Water Quality Initiatives Fund (SWQIF) is a low interest revolving loan program that allows qualified municipalities to access financing for the construction of needed water pollution control facilities that cannot qualify for SRF assistance. Two types of projects can be financed under the SWQIF, the on site upgrade-replacement of septic systems and the removal of ground water or storm water from sewer leads.
The State Revolving Fund (SRF) video series provides an overview of the SRF programs that can be used to finance wastewater, storm water, and drinking water infrastructure projects.
