UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460

OFFICE OF WATER

February 24, 2023

MEMORANDUM

SUBJECT: FY 2023 Procedures and Allotments for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund
Provisions of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

FROM: RadhikaFox

Assistant Administrator

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TO:

Regional Water Division Directors, Regions I-X

This memorandum provides FY 2023 Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) allotments for states,
tribes, and territories for funding provided through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The Drinking
Water SRF allotments will be provided in March 2023, pending the release of the Seventh Drinking
Water Infrastructure Needs Survey and Assessment. Terms and conditions will be available to the EPA
Regions on the EPA SRF SharePoint site.

Over a year ago, President Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (PL 117-58,
November 15, 2021, 135 Stat 429), also referred to as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The law's
investment in the water sector is nothing short of transformational. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
provides $50 billion to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to strengthen the nation's
drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater systems - the single largest investment in water that the
federal government has ever made. To date, EPA has awarded over $4.7 billion to 48 states, territories,
and tribes. Thank you for your continued leadership and the extensive work of your staff as EPA, states,
territories, and tribes have made great strides implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

In March 2022, EPA released the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law State Revolving Funds Implementation
Memorandum with information and guidelines on how EPA will award and administer SRF
capitalization grants appropriated in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. As states look to fund more
projects and apply for FY 2023 allotments, EPA is committed to ensuring the key Bipartisan
Infrastructure Law implementation priorities are realized through development of the states'
capitalization grant applications and Intended Use Plans. A key priority of the law is to ensure that
disadvantaged communities benefit equitably from this historic investment in water infrastructure.
Congress required 49 percent of Clean Water SRF General Supplemental funding be provided as grants
and forgivable loans to communities that meet a state's affordability criteria or certain project types,
consistent with the Clean Water Act, and EPA encourages states to use these funds to support projects in
disadvantaged communities. EPA's oversight role of the SRF programs along with a commitment to
provide technical assistance to states and communities is critical to ensuring that states meet the
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law priorities.


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I. GENERAL UPDATES

Over the past several months, EPA developed resources to assist states and water systems with
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law implementation.

•	The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Resources for Clean Water website features disadvantaged
community resources for states, SRF fact sheets, water system capacity-building resources, water
security and climate resiliency tools, and other helpful information.

•	The Agency's Build America. Buy America (BABA) website provides links to the BAB A
Implementation Procedures, webinar recordings, and waiver resources.

•	EPA's Frequent Questions about Bipartisan Infrastructure Law State Revolving Funds web site
houses a list of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law SRF-related questions and answers, which EPA
periodically updates.

On November 30, 2022, EPA announced a permanent regulatory exception (i.e., deviation) to the SRF
cash draw rules. See the Approval of Class Exception from the Clean Water and Drinking Water State
Revolving Fund Cash Draw Rules memorandum. This exception provides procedural flexibility to states
when they draw funds from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (and non-Bipartisan Infrastructure Law) SRF
capitalization grants.

On December 8, 2022, EPA issued the Guidelines for Implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Signage Term and Condition for the State Revolving Fund Programs memorandum. This document
explains the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law signage term and condition's applicability to Bipartisan
Infrastructure Law-funded SRF projects and directs Regions to amend existing Bipartisan Infrastructure
Law SRF capitalization grants to include this condition, as well as to include it in future Bipartisan
Infrastructure Law SRF capitalization grant awards.

II. EMERGING CONTAMINANTS

In August 2022, EPA released Frequently Asked Questions about the Clean Water SRF Emerging
Contaminants Supplemental Appropriation to assist states in developing their application for Bipartisan
Infrastructure Law capitalization grants for this funding. The Agency held two Clean Water SRF
Emerging Contaminants Supplemental Appropriation webinars - one for state and regional SRF
program managers and one for water industry professionals and utility staff. These webinars provided an
overview of Clean Water SRF emerging contaminants project eligibilities, examples of eligible project
types, and an opportunity to ask and answer questions.

If you have questions, contact Mark Mylin at Mylin.Mark@epa.gov.

Attachments

cc: Clean Water SRF Regional Branch Chiefs & Regional Coordinators, Regions I-X
Andrew Sawyers, Director, Office of Wastewater Management
Raffael Stein, Director, Water Infrastructure Division
Leo Gueriguian, Associate Director, Water Infrastructure Division
Michael Deane, Chief, State Revolving Fund Branch

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Attachment A

FY 2023

Distribution of Clean Water SRF Appropriation

2023 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL)

General Supplemental CWSRF Allotment of $2,202,000,000

State

CWSRF Allotment

State

CWSRF Allotment

Total
Allotment

604(b)
Grant*

Capitalization
Grant

Total
Allotment

604(b)
Grant*

Capitalization
Grant

Alabama

$23,543,000

$235,000

$23,308,000

New Jersey

$86,038,000

$860,000

$85,178,000

Alaska

$12,601,000

$126,000

$12,475,000

New Mexico

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Arizona

$14,221,000

$142,000

$14,079,000

New York

$232,392,000

$2,324,000

$230,068,000

Arkansas

$13,773,000

$138,000

$13,635,000

North Carolina

$37,999,000

$380,000

$37,619,000

California

$150,581,000

$1,506,000

$149,075,000

North Dakota

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Colorado

$16,842,000

$168,000

$16,674,000

Ohio

$118,528,000

$1,185,000

$117,343,000

Connecticut

$25,793,000

$258,000

$25,535,000

Oklahoma

$17,010,000

$170,000

$16,840,000

Delaware

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Oregon

$23,784,000

$238,000

$23,546,000

Florida

$71,070,000

$711,000

$70,359,000

Pennsylvania

$83,400,000

$834,000

$82,566,000

Georgia

$35,598,000

$356,000

$35,242,000

Puerto Rico

$27,461,000

$275,000

$27,186,000

Hawaii

$16,307,000

$163,000

$16,144,000

Rhode Island

$14,137,000

$141,000

$13,996,000

Idaho

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

South Carolina

$21,569,000

$216,000

$21,353,000

Illinois

$95,222,000

$952,000

$94,270,000

South Dakota

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Indiana

$50,741,000

$507,000

$50,234,000

Tennessee

$30,585,000

$306,000

$30,279,000

Iowa

$28,495,000

$285,000

$28,210,000

Texas

$96,232,000

$962,000

$95,270,000

Kansas

$19,005,000

$190,000

$18,815,000

Utah

$11,094,000

$111,000

$10,983,000

Kentucky

$26,797,000

$268,000

$26,529,000

Vermont

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Louisiana

$23,145,000

$231,000

$22,914,000

Virginia

$43,089,000

$431,000

$42,658,000

Maine

$16,298,000

$163,000

$16,135,000

Washington

$36,614,000

$366,000

$36,248,000

Maryland

$50,922,000

$509,000

$50,413,000

West Virginia

$32,821,000

$328,000

$32,493,000

Massachusetts

$71,484,000

$715,000

$70,769,000

Wisconsin

$56,920,000

$569,000

$56,351,000

Michigan

$90,530,000

$905,000

$89,625,000

Wyoming

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Minnesota

$38,698,000

$387,000

$38,311,000









Mississippi

$18,969,000

$190,000

$18,779,000









Missouri

$58,367,000

$584,000

$57,783,000

District of Columbia

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Montana

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

American Samoa**

$11,691,000

$117,000

$11,574,000

Nebraska

$10,769,000

$108,000

$10,661,000

Guam**

$8,459,000

$85,000

$8,374,000

Nevada

$10,336,000

$103,000

$10,233,000

Northern Marianas**

$5,434,000

$54,000

$5,380,000

New Hampshire

$21,040,000

$210,000

$20,830,000

Virgin Islands**

$6,785,000

$68,000

$6,717,000



Total Funds Available to States





$2,106,213,000







National Set-Asides













Tribal Set-Aside **







$44,040,000







EPA Admin







$44,040,000







OIG Oversight







$7,707,000







Total SRF Appropriation





$2,202,000,000





*Section 604(b) of the CWA sets the annual minimum amount for 604(b) grants at $100,000. These amounts include the additional funds needed to meet this statutory floor when the sum of
1% of all CWSRF BIL and Base allotments is less than $100,000.

** BIL Division J Title IX Section 903 allows EPA to reserve up to 1.5% of the funds appropriated less any amounts reserved for the Indian tribal set-aside for direct grants to American Samoa,
Guam, Northern Marianas, and the Virgin Islands.

""BIL Division J Title IX Section 903 allows EPA to reserve an annual amount eaual to 2% of all funds appropriated (i.e. BIL and base) or$30M. whichever is areater. for direct grants to
Indian tribes. This amount only reflects the FY 2023 BIL General Supplemental portbn of the annual total reserved for Indian tribes.


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Attachment B







FY 2023









Distribution of Clean Water SRF Appropriation





2023 BIL Emerging Contaminants CWSRF Allotment of $225,000,000





CWSRF Allotment



CWSRF Allotment



Total

604(b)

Capitalization



Total

604(b)

Capitalization

State

Allotment

Grant*

Grant

State

Allotment

Grant*

Grant

Alabama

$2,402,000

$24,000

$2,378,000

New Jersey

$8,777,000

$88,000

$8,689,000

Alaska

$1,286,000

$13,000

$1,273,000

New Mexico

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Arizona

$1,451,000

$15,000

$1,436,000

New York

$23,714,000

$237,000

$23,477,000

Arkansas

$1,405,000

$14,000

$1,391,000

North Carolina

$3,877,000

$39,000

$3,838,000

California

$15,362,000

$154,000

$15,208,000

North Dakota

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Colorado

$1,718,000

$17,000

$1,701,000

Ohio

$12,092,000

$121,000

$11,971,000

Connecticut

$2,631,000

$26,000

$2,605,000

Oklahoma

$1,735,000

$17,000

$1,718,000

Delaware

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Oregon

$2,426,000

$24,000

$2,402,000

Florida

$7,250,000

$73,000

$7,177,000

Pennsylvania

$8,508,000

$85,000

$8,423,000

Georgia

$3,632,000

$36,000

$3,596,000

Puerto Rico

$2,801,000

$28,000

$2,773,000

Hawaii

$1,664,000

$17,000

$1,647,000

Rhode Island

$1,442,000

$14,000

$1,428,000

Idaho

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

South Carolina

$2,200,000

$22,000

$2,178,000

Illinois

$9,714,000

$97,000

$9,617,000

South Dakota

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Indiana

$5,176,000

$52,000

$5,124,000

Tennessee

$3,120,000

$31,000

$3,089,000

Iowa

$2,907,000

$29,000

$2,878,000

Texas

$9,817,000

$98,000

$9,719,000

Kansas

$1,939,000

$19,000

$1,920,000

Utah

$1,132,000

$11,000

$1,121,000

Kentucky

$2,734,000

$27,000

$2,707,000

Vermont

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Louisiana

$2,361,000

$24,000

$2,337,000

Virginia

$4,396,000

$44,000

$4,352,000

Maine

$1,663,000

$17,000

$1,646,000

Washington

$3,735,000

$37,000

$3,698,000

Maryland

$5,195,000

$52,000

$5,143,000

West Virginia

$3,348,000

$33,000

$3,315,000

Massachusetts

$7,293,000

$73,000

$7,220,000

Wisconsin

$5,807,000

$58,000

$5,749,000

Michigan

$9,236,000

$92,000

$9,144,000

Wyoming

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Minnesota

$3,948,000

$39,000

$3,909,000









Mississippi

$1,935,000

$19,000

$1,916,000









Missouri

$5,954,000

$60,000

$5,894,000

District of Columbia

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Montana

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

American Samoa**

$1,195,000

$12,000

$1,183,000

Nebraska

$1,099,000

$11,000

$1,088,000

Guam**

$864,000

$9,000

$855,000

Nevada

$1,054,000

$11,000

$1,043,000

Northern Marianas**

$555,000

$6,000

$549,000

New Hampshire

$2,146,000

$21,000

$2,125,000

Virgin Islands**

$693,000

$7,000

$686,000



Total Funds Available to States





$214,875,000







National Set-Asides













Tribal Set-Aside **







$4,500,000







EPA Admin







$4,500,000







OIG Oversight







$1,125,000







Total SRF Appropriation





$225,000,000





*Section 604(b) of the CWA sets the annual minimum amount for 604(b) grants at $100,000. These amounts include the additional funds needed to meet this statutory floor when the sum of

1% of all CWSRF BIL and Base allotments is less than $100,000.











** BIL Division J Title IX Section 903 allows EPA to reserve up to 1.5% of the funds appropriated less any amounts reserved for the Indian tribal set-aside for direct grants to American Samoa,

Guam, Northern Marianas, and the Virgin Islands













""BIL Division J Title IX Section 903 allows EPA to reserve an annual amount eaual to 2% of all funds appropriated (i.e. BIL and base) or$30M. whichever is greater, for direct grants to

Indian tribes. This amount only reflects the FY 2023 BIL Emerging Contaminants portion of the annual total reserved for Indian tribes.






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Attachment C

FY 2023

Distribution of Clean Water SRF Appropriation
2023 BIL Additional Subsidy Amounts

State

Additional Subsidy Requirements

State

Additional Subsidy Requirements

General
Supplemental (49%)

Emerging
Contaminants (100%)

General
Supplemental (49%)

Emerging
Contaminants (100%)

Alabama

$11,420,920

$2,378,000

New Jersey

$41,737,220

$8,689,000

Alaska

$6,112,750

$1,273,000

New Mexico

$5,014,170

$1,043,000

Arizona

$6,898,710

$1,436,000

New York

$112,733,320

$23,477,000

Arkansas

$6,681,150

$1,391,000

North Carolina

$18,433,310

$3,838,000

California

$73,046,750

$15,208,000

North Dakota

$5,014,170

$1,043,000

Colorado

$8,170,260

$1,701,000

Ohio

$57,498,070

$11,971,000

Connecticut

$12,512,150

$2,605,000

Oklahoma

$8,251,600

$1,718,000

Delaware

$5,014,170

$1,043,000

Oregon

$11,537,540

$2,402,000

Florida

$34,475,910

$7,177,000

Pennsylvania

$40,457,340

$8,423,000

Georgia

$17,268,580

$3,596,000

Puerto Rico

$13,321,140

$2,773,000

Hawaii

$7,910,560

$1,647,000

Rhode Island

$6,858,040

$1,428,000

Idaho

$5,014,170

$1,043,000

South Carolina

$10,462,970

$2,178,000

Illinois

$46,192,300

$9,617,000

South Dakota

$5,014,170

$1,043,000

Indiana

$24,614,660

$5,124,000

Tennessee

$14,836,710

$3,089,000

Iowa

$13,822,900

$2,878,000

Texas

$46,682,300

$9,719,000

Kansas

$9,219,350

$1,920,000

Utah

$5,381,670

$1,121,000

Kentucky

$12,999,210

$2,707,000

Vermont

$5,014,170

$1,043,000

Louisiana

$11,227,860

$2,337,000

Virginia

$20,902,420

$4,352,000

Maine

$7,906,150

$1,646,000

Washington

$17,761,520

$3,698,000

Maryland

$24,702,370

$5,143,000

West Virginia

$15,921,570

$3,315,000

Massachusetts

$34,676,810

$7,220,000

Wisconsin

$27,611,990

$5,749,000

Michigan

$43,916,250

$9,144,000

Wyoming

$5,014,170

$1,043,000

Minnesota

$18,772,390

$3,909,000







Mississippi

$9,201,710

$1,916,000







Missouri

$28,313,670

$5,894,000







Montana

$5,014,170

$1,043,000







Nebraska

$5,223,890

$1,088,000







Nevada

$5,014,170

$1,043,000







New Hampshire

$10,206,700

$2,125,000








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Attachment D

FY 2023

Distribution of Clean Water SRF Appropriation
2023 BIL Green Project Reserve (GPR) Amounts

State

GPR Requirements

State

GPR Requirements

General
Supplemental (10%)

Emerging
Contaminants (10%)

General
Supplemental (10%)

Emerging
Contaminants (10%)

Alabama

$2,330,800

$237,800

New Jersey

$8,517,800

$868,900

Alaska

$1,247,500

$127,300

New Mexico

$1,023,300

$104,300

Arizona

$1,407,900

$143,600

New York

$23,006,800

$2,347,700

Arkansas

$1,363,500

$139,100

North Carolina

$3,761,900

$383,800

California

$14,907,500

$1,520,800

North Dakota

$1,023,300

$104,300

Colorado

$1,667,400

$170,100

Ohio

$11,734,300

$1,197,100

Connecticut

$2,553,500

$260,500

Oklahoma

$1,684,000

$171,800

Delaware

$1,023,300

$104,300

Oregon

$2,354,600

$240,200

Florida

$7,035,900

$717,700

Pennsylvania

$8,256,600

$842,300

Georgia

$3,524,200

$359,600

Puerto Rico

$2,718,600

$277,300

Hawaii

$1,614,400

$164,700

Rhode Island

$1,399,600

$142,800

Idaho

$1,023,300

$104,300

South Carolina

$2,135,300

$217,800

Illinois

$9,427,000

$961,700

South Dakota

$1,023,300

$104,300

Indiana

$5,023,400

$512,400

Tennessee

$3,027,900

$308,900

Iowa

$2,821,000

$287,800

Texas

$9,527,000

$971,900

Kansas

$1,881,500

$192,000

Utah

$1,098,300

$112,100

Kentucky

$2,652,900

$270,700

Vermont

$1,023,300

$104,300

Louisiana

$2,291,400

$233,700

Virginia

$4,265,800

$435,200

Maine

$1,613,500

$164,600

Washington

$3,624,800

$369,800

Maryland

$5,041,300

$514,300

West Virginia

$3,249,300

$331,500

Massachusetts

$7,076,900

$722,000

Wisconsin

$5,635,100

$574,900

Michigan

$8,962,500

$914,400

Wyoming

$1,023,300

$104,300

Minnesota

$3,831,100

$390,900







Mississippi

$1,877,900

$191,600







Missouri

$5,778,300

$589,400







Montana

$1,023,300

$104,300







Nebraska

$1,066,100

$108,800







Nevada

$1,023,300

$104,300







New Hampshire

$2,083,000

$212,500








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Attachment E

FY 2023

Distribution of Clean Water SRF Appropriation

2023 Clean Water Act (CWA) 604(b) Grants to States and Territories (BIL)

604(b) Grant



604(b) Grant

BIL General

BIL Emerging





BIL General

BIL Emerging

Supplemental

Contaminants

BIL Total

State

Supplemental

Contaminants

$235,000

$24,000

$259,000

New Jersey

$860,000

$88,000

$126,000

$13,000

$139,000

New Mexico

$103,000

$11,000

$142,000

$15,000

$157,000

New York

$2,324,000

$237,000

$138,000

$14,000

$152,000

North Carolina

$380,000

$39,000

$1,506,000

$154,000

$1,660,000

North Dakota

$103,000

$11,000

$168,000

$17,000

$185,000

Ohio

$1,185,000

$121,000

$258,000

$26,000

$284,000

Oklahoma

$170,000

$17,000

$103,000

$11,000

$114,000

Oregon

$238,000

$24,000

$711,000

$73,000

$784,000

Pennsylvania

$834,000

$85,000

$356,000

$36,000

$392,000

Puerto Rico

$275,000

$28,000

$163,000

$17,000

$180,000

Rhode Island

$141,000

$14,000

$103,000

$11,000

$114,000

South Carolina

$216,000

$22,000

$952,000

$97,000

$1,049,000

South Dakota

$103,000

$11,000

$507,000

$52,000

$559,000

Tennessee

$306,000

$31,000

$285,000

$29,000

$314,000

Texas

$962,000

$98,000

$190,000

$19,000

$209,000

Utah

$111,000

$11,000

$268,000

$27,000

$295,000

Vermont

$103,000

$11,000

$231,000

$24,000

$255,000

Virginia

$431,000

$44,000

$163,000

$17,000

$180,000

Washington

$366,000

$37,000

$509,000

$52,000

$561,000

West Virginia

$328,000

$33,000

$715,000

$73,000

$788,000

Wisconsin

$569,000

$58,000

$905,000

$92,000

$997,000

Wyoming

$103,000

$11,000

$387,000

$39,000

$426,000







$190,000

$19,000

$209,000







$584,000

$60,000

$644,000

District of Columbia

$103,000

$11,000

$103,000

$11,000

$114,000

American Samoa

$117,000

$12,000

$108,000

$11,000

$119,000

Guam

$85,000

$9,000

$103,000

$11,000

$114,000

Northern Marianas

$54,000

$6,000

$210,000

$21,000

$231,000

Virgin Islands

$68,000

$7,000


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