North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality and Public Finance Authority


The State Revolving Fund (SRF) Program started in 1990 to help North Dakota receive federal funding under the Clean Water Act. In 1998, it was expanded to include funding under the Safe Drinking Water Act. The program receives grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These funds are used to provide low-interest loans to local governments for eligible projects. These projects include wastewater treatment, reducing pollution from runoff, and improving public water systems.


 The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality and the Authority manage the Clean Water State Revolving Fund and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund programs together.

North Dakota State Revolving Fund Documents:

DescriptionTypeDateDownload
Disadvantaged Community Criteria20252025 DWSRF ND Disadvantage Criteria
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Legislation2019N/A
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Project Priority List2026ND_PPL_2026_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Intended Use Plan2026ND_IUP_2026_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Annual Report2025ND_AR_2025_DWSRF
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Loan Ranking Criteria2026ND_LRC_2026_DWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Legislation2019N/A
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Project Priority List2026ND_PPL_2026_CWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Intended Use Plan2026ND_IUP_2026_CWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Annual Report2025ND_AR_2025_CWSRF
Clean Water State Revolving Fund – Loan Ranking Criteria2026ND_LRC_2026_CWSRF