Water Pollution Control State, Interstate, and Tribal Program Support

Region: US states, US territories, District of Columbia, Areas covered by eligible interstate agencies, Federally recognized tribal lands

Demographics: Indigenous communities/tribes

Other Criteria: States (including territories and District of Columbia) with established and operating appropriate devices, methods, systems, and procedures necessary to compile and analyze data on navigable waters; has authority to take action in cases of imminent and substantial endangerment to health; and provides EPA with CWA water quality inventory data, Interstate agencies (also known as basin commissions or interstate compact commissions) with jurisdiction over or responsibilities for activities in two or more states; established by an agreement or compact approved by Congress or EPA Administrator; and filed with EPA Administrator within 120 days after enactment of Section 106 of the CWA, Federally recognized tribes (or intertribal consortia) that have received or are eligible for Treatment in a Manner Similar to a State (TAS) under CWA, meeting requirements: federally recognized, governing body carrying out substantial governmental duties/powers, legal authority/jurisdiction over tribal lands, capability to carry out CWA functions, and TAS approval, All grant applicants must meet general grant requirements and have an approved work plan