Alabama Department of Environmental Management

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) has been delegated authority by the Environmental Protection Agency to carry out the provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act in Alabama. This is accomplished through enforcement of the Division 7 regulations, construction and operating permits, robust monitoring and reporting, and frequent inspections of the nearly 600 public water systems in the state. 

The Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) and theDrinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) are low-interest loan programs intended to finance public infrastructure improvements in Alabama. The programs are funded with a blend of state and federal capitalization funds. ADEM administers the CWSRF and DWSRF, performs the required technical/environmental reviews of projects, and disburses funds to recipients. 

Alabama State Revolving Fund Documents:

DescriptionTypeDateDownload
Disadvantaged Community Criteria2022AL_Disadv_2022_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Legislation2012AL_Leg_2012_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Project Priority List2025AL_PPL_2025_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Intended Use Plan2025AL_IUP_2025_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Annual Report2020AL_AR_2025_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Loan Ranking Criteria2025AL_LRC_2025_DWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Legislation2012AL_Leg_2012_CWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Project Priority List2025AL_PPL_2025_CWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Intended Use Plan2025AL_IUP_2025_CWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Annual Report2025AL_AR_2025_CWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Loan Ranking Criteria2025AL_LRC_2025_CWSRF