New to SRF? Read these tips from seasoned borrowers on how to approach the process

New to SRF? Read these tips from seasoned borrowers on how to approach the process

© Adobe Stock, Kletr State Revolving Fund (SRF) programs are a valuable source of funding for drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects, offering low-interest financing, favorable loan terms, and for qualifying applicants and projects, partial or complete...
Need Doesn’t Get You Funded, Readiness Does. A Roundtable Discussion on What Small Water and Wastewater Utilities Need in Place Before They Ask for Money 

Need Doesn’t Get You Funded, Readiness Does. A Roundtable Discussion on What Small Water and Wastewater Utilities Need in Place Before They Ask for Money 

Hosts: James Markham, The Southwest Environmental Finance Center Guests: Michael Gilmore, Rural / Frontier Equity Ombud in the Infrastructure Planning Division of the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration and Karen Pereira, Assistant Field Manger at RCAC...
Funding Pipeline – From Need to Next Steps: Infrastructure Planning Grants  

Funding Pipeline – From Need to Next Steps: Infrastructure Planning Grants  

Photo credit: Tucker Colvin, SW EFC  Determining the Need For water and wastewater utilities, the infrastructure funding process can have many steps. The first step is to determine that there is a need for an infrastructure project in the planning phase,...