A North Carolina-based nonprofit, Water Well Trust, accepted a $3 million grant from the USDA Decentralized Water Systems program to distribute to rural homeowners. In a media release, Water Well Trust reported that the Water Systems Council will offer matching funds.
The funding will go to rural, unincorporated areas or minority communities to assist with the drilling and rehabilitation of water wells or with installing or upgrading septic systems.To be eligible for low-interest loans or grants, homeowners must be occupants in the home and meet income qualifications. Interest rates are as low as 1%, with terms up to 20 years. Funding is
Rules and Regs: North Carolina Nonprofit Offers Septic Grants to Rural and Minority Communities
Also in this month’s update, a new Michigan program offers tiered financing and loans for replacement of failing or near-failing onsite systems
Feb 19, 2025 | by Joan Koehne |













