Funding Resources
Explore a collection of federal, state, and private funding opportunities to support community, economic development, housing, infrastructure, and other local initiatives. NCRPC maintains this resource to help communities and organizations discover potential funding sources, with each opportunity linking directly to the administering agency for current program information.
Kansas Public Water Supply Loan Fund
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Water and Wastewater
Loans for water and wastewater projects for construction of public water supply system infrastructure for municipally owned water systems and RWDs. Loans are 20 years at below market interest rates. Higher ranking given to projects that address the most serious health risks, that are necessary to assure compliance with drinking water regulations and assist public water supplies most in need.
USDA Rural Development – Special Evaluation Assistance for Rural Communities and Households (SEARCH)
USDA Rural Development
Water and Wastewater
Program provides financial assistance for very small, financially distressed rural communities for proposed water and waste disposal projects. Funds are to be used for the purpose of predevelopment feasibility studies, design assistance, and technical assistance. Areas to be served must be rural areas not in a city or town or populations of 2,500 or less and the area must also have a median household income below the poverty line or less than 80% of the statewide non-metropolitan median household income based on latest Census data.
USDA Rural Development – Water & Waste Disposal Loan & Grant Program
USDA Rural Development
Water and Wastewater
Loans and grants to help fund clean and reliable drinking water systems, sanitary sewage disposal, sanitary solid waste disposal, and storm water drainage to households and businesses in eligible rural areas and towns with fewer than 10,000 people.
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Tips to Consider
WHEN SEEKING FUNDING FOR A PROJECT
Always check the funding agency's website or call for current deadlines or requirements.
Don't forget local resources, community foundations, utilities, etc.
Look for others in the region that have done similar projects and find out how their project was successful and what agencies, if any, provided funding assistance.
Need assistance? Contact us, we'd love to learn more about your funding needs.

