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Environmental Protection Fund Local Waterfront Revitalization Program

On an annual basis, the Department of State solicits grant applications from local governments for 50/50 matching grants from the New York State Environmental Protection Fund's Local Waterfront Revitalization Program.

2008-2009 Grant Cycle

In 2008-2009, the Department of State is requesting proposals in the following grant categories:

  • Visioning and development of local or regional revitalization strategies
  • Completing or implementing a Local or Regional Waterfront Revitalization Program
  • Preparing or implementing a local or regional watershed management plan
  • Downtown and hamlet revitalization
  • Urban waterfront redevelopment
  • Adapting to Climate Change
  • Creating a Blueway Trail
  • Interpreting Waterfront Resources - New York State Coastal Resources Interpretive Program

Please attend one of the NYS grant program public information workshops being offered May 5 - 16, 2008.  The Division of Coastal Resources is sponsoring two additional workshops to serve the Watertown and Catskill regions on May 16 and May 21, 2008.

An important component of the EPF LWRP grant program is the new NYS Community Seminar Series.  Additional information is available on the Seminar Series web page.

2007-2008 Grant Awards

Award announcements coming soon...

2006-2007 Grant Awards

Award announcements have been made for all regions.

For additional information about this grant program, please call our office at 518-474-6000, or email us with your question or request.

EPF
Brownfield Opportunity Areas (BOA)
Clean Water /Air Bond Act
State Agency Grants
Federal


Lake George Region

Land development within Lake George's 300-square-mile watershed has accelerated: threatening community character, natural resources and water quality. As a result, planning for the future of Lake George has become increasingly important and protecting lake water quality has become a priority.

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Financial assistance provided by the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amended, administered by the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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