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Recycling Grant Selectees and Recipients

New Funding Available

EPA Announces over $117 Million in Funding Opportunities for Recycling and Wasted Food Prevention. 

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The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act provides unprecedented funding to support state and local waste management infrastructure and recycling programs.

The Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grant Program is a program under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act providing funding to improve post-consumer materials management and infrastructure, support improvements to local post-consumer materials management and recycling programs, and assist local authorities in making improvements to their waste management systems. The law also focuses on improving the effectiveness of residential and community recycling and composting programs through public education and outreach.

On November 15, 2023, EPA announced the selectees for the Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia as well as the selectees for the Recycling Education and Outreach Grant program. On September 13, 2023, EPA announced the selectees for the recycling grants for Political Subdivisions and the recipients of the recycling grants for States and Territories. EPA selected these entities to receive funding for recycling projects and anticipates making awards once all legal and administrative requirements are satisfied.

On this page:

  • Map of Recycling Grant Selectees and Recipients
  • Table of Recipients and Selectees of Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for Political Subdivisions
  • Table of Recipients of Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for State and Territories
  • Table of Recipients and Selectees of Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia
  • Table of Recipients and Selectees of Recycling Education and Outreach Grants

Map of Recycling Grant Selectees and Recipients

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Recipients and Selectees for the Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for Political Subdivisions

EPA received applications for funding from 311 local governments across the U.S., requesting a total of approximately $834.4 million in funding. EPA is awarding 25 grants totaling approximately $72.9 million in funding, representing approximately 9% of the total funding requested. Funded projects across the country are enhancing and improving infrastructure to advance reuse, recycling, composting, and anaerobic digestion. The bar chart below shows the breakdown of selected projects by type and the table below provides additional information about each grant recipient.

The table below provides additional information about the recipients and selectees of the SWIFR grants for Political Subdivisions including fact sheets summarizing the grant projects.

Applicant NameLocationEPA RegionAward AmountFact Sheet
City of StamfordStamford, Connecticut1$2,016,941Fact Sheet (pdf)(100 KB)
City of GreenfieldGreenfield, Massachusetts1$2,055,330Fact Sheet (pdf)(100 KB)
City of ProvidenceProvidence, Rhode Island1$3,348,166Fact Sheet (pdf)(112 KB)
Chemung CountyElmira, New York2$1,697,250Fact Sheet (pdf)(97.8 KB)
Ocean CountyOcean County, New Jersey2$1,867,163Fact Sheet (pdf)(101 KB)
Municipality of Trujillo AltoTrujillo Alto, Puerto Rico2$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.4 KB)
Mayor and City Council of BaltimoreBaltimore, Maryland3$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(130 KB)
Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Planning CommissionFront Royal, Virginia3$3,999,992Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.2 KB)
Lexington-Fayette Urban County GovernmentLexington, Kentucky4$1,800,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.6 KB)
Durham CountyDurham County, North Carolina4$3,313,200Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.4 KB)
Nassau CountyNassau County, Florida4$500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.2 KB)
Lucas CountyToledo, Ohio5$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.4 KB)
City of MinneapolisMinneapolis, Minnesota5$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.8 KB)
City of West MonroeWest Monroe, Louisiana6$997,199Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.8 KB)
City of AustinAustin, Texas6$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.5 KB)
City of New OrleansNew Orleans, Louisiana6$3,982,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(101 KB)
City of Iowa CityIowa City, Iowa7$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(96.3 KB)
Boonslick Regional Planning CommissionWarrenton, Missouri7$1,039,440Fact Sheet (pdf)(112 KB)
City of BozemanBozeman, Montana8$1,605,660Fact Sheet (pdf)(97.9 KB)
Chaffee CountyChaffee County, Colorado8$3,995,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.3 KB)
City of LoganLogan, Utah8$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(118 KB)
Hawai‘i CountyHawai‘i County, Hawai‘i9$1,522,130Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.5 KB)
City of OntarioOntario, California9$3,571,064Fact Sheet (pdf)(186 KB)
City of SeattleSeattle, Washington10$4,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(96.7 KB)
Matanuska-Susitna BoroughMatanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska10$3,540,340Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.8 KB)

Recipients for the Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for States and Territories

All 56 out of 56 eligible states and territories requested funding, highlighting the critical need for federal investment in this area.  EPA allocated approximately $32 million in funding across all states/territories based on a series of allocation factors and the total amount of available SWIFR funding. Funding is available for planning, data and measurement, and implementation of plans. The bar chart below provides an overview of funded projects by type and the table below provides additional information about each grant recipient.

The table below provides additional information about the recipients and selectees of the SWIFR grants for states and territories including fact sheets summarizing the grant projects.

Applicant NameLocationEPA RegionFact Sheet
Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental ProtectionHartford, Connecticut1Fact Sheet (pdf)(110 KB)
Massachusetts Department of Environmental ProtectionBoston, Massachusetts1Fact Sheet (pdf)(105 KB)
Maine Department of Environmental ProtectionAugusta, Maine1Fact Sheet (pdf)(183 KB)
New Hampshire Department of Environmental ServicesConcord, New Hampshire1Fact Sheet (pdf)(168 KB)
Rhode Island Department of Environmental ManagementProvidence, Rhode Island1Fact Sheet (pdf)(79.6 KB)
Vermont Department of Environmental ConservationMontpelier, Vermont1Fact Sheet (pdf)(87.8 KB)
New Jersey Department of Environmental ProtectionTrenton, New Jersey2Fact Sheet (pdf)(113 KB)
New York State Department of Environmental ConservationAlbany, New York2Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.8 KB)
Puerto Rico Department of Natural and Environmental ResourcesSan Juan, Puerto Rico2Fact Sheet (pdf)(107 KB)
Executive Office of the Government of the Virgin IslandsSt. Croix, Virgin Islands2Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.4 KB)
District of Columbia Department of Public WorksWashington, DC3Fact Sheet (pdf)(206 KB)
Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental ControlDover, Delaware3Fact Sheet (pdf)(187 KB)
Maryland Department of the EnvironmentAnnapolis, Maryland3Fact Sheet (pdf)(94.4 KB)
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental ProtectionHarrisburg, Pennsylvania3Fact Sheet (pdf)(178 KB)
Virginia Department of Environmental QualityRichmond, Virginia3Fact Sheet (pdf)(88.9 KB)
West Virginia Department of Environmental ProtectionCharleston, West Virginia3Fact Sheet (pdf)(217 KB)
Alabama Department of Environmental ManagementMontgomery, Alabama4Fact Sheet (pdf)(196 KB)
Florida Department of Environmental ProtectionTallahassee, Florida4Fact Sheet (pdf)(111 KB)
Georgia Environmental Protection DivisionAtlanta, Georgia4Fact Sheet (pdf)(152 KB)
Kentucky Energy and Environment CabinetFrankfort, Kentucky4Fact Sheet (pdf)(110 KB)
Mississippi Department of Environmental QualityJackson, Mississippi4Fact Sheet (pdf)(191 KB)
North Carolina Department of Environmental QualityRaleigh, North Carolina4Fact Sheet (pdf)(119 KB)
South Carolina Department of Health & Environmental ControlColumbia, South Carolina4Fact Sheet (pdf)(182 KB)
Tennessee Department of Environment and ConservationNashville, Tennessee4Fact Sheet (pdf)(201 KB)
Illinois Environmental Protection AgencySpringfield, Illinois5Fact Sheet (pdf)(187 KB)
Indiana Department of Environmental ManagementIndianapolis, Indiana5Fact Sheet (pdf)(159 KB)
Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and EnergyLansing, Michigan5Fact Sheet (pdf)(172 KB)
Minnesota Pollution Control AgencySaint Paul, Minnesota5Fact Sheet (pdf)(107 KB)
Ohio Environmental Protection AgencyColumbus, Ohio5Fact Sheet (pdf)(108 KB)
Wisconsin Department of Natural ResourcesMadison, Wisconsin5Fact Sheet (pdf)(150 KB)
Arkansas Department of Energy and EnvironmentLittle Rock, Arkansas6Fact Sheet (pdf)(194 KB)
Louisiana Department of Environmental QualityBaton Rouge, Louisiana6Fact Sheet (pdf)(95.4 KB)
New Mexico Environment DepartmentSanta Fe, New Mexico6Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.9 KB)
Oklahoma Department of Environmental QualityOklahoma City, Oklahoma6Fact Sheet (pdf)(166 KB)
Texas Commission on Environmental QualityAustin, Texas6Fact Sheet (pdf)(90.8 KB)
Iowa Department of Natural ResourcesDes Moines, Iowa7Fact Sheet (pdf)(112 KB)
Kansas Department of Health & EnvironmentTopeka, Kansas7Fact Sheet (pdf)(253 KB)
State Environmental Improvement & Energy Resources Authority (Missouri)Jefferson City, Missouri7Fact Sheet (pdf)(100 KB)
Nebraska Department of Environment and EnergyLincoln, Nebraska7Fact Sheet (pdf)(304 KB)
Colorado Department of Public Health and EnvironmentDenver, Colorado8Fact Sheet (pdf)(106 KB)
Montana Department of Environmental QualityHelena, Montana8Fact Sheet (pdf)(109 KB)
North Dakota Department of Environmental QualityBismarck, North Dakota8Fact Sheet (pdf)(144 KB)
South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural ResourcesPierre, South Dakota8Fact Sheet (pdf)(176 KB)
Utah Department of Environmental QualitySalt Lake City, Utah8Fact Sheet (pdf)(84.6 KB)
Wyoming Department of Environmental QualityCheyenne, Wyoming8Fact Sheet (pdf)(130 KB)
American Samoa Power AuthorityPago Pago, American Samoa9Fact Sheet (pdf)(77.1 KB)
Arizona Department of Environmental QualityPhoenix, Arizona9Fact Sheet (pdf)(162 KB)
California Department of Resources Recycling and RecoverySacramento, California9Fact Sheet (pdf)(132 KB)
Guam Environmental Protection AgencyBarrigada, Guam9Fact Sheet (pdf)(187 KB)
Hawai‘i Department of HealthHonolulu, Hawai‘i9Fact Sheet (pdf)(96 KB)
Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands Office of Planning and DevelopmentSaipan, Northern Mariana Islands9Fact Sheet (pdf)(86 KB)
Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural ResourcesCarson City, Nevada9Fact Sheet (pdf)(148 KB)
Alaska Department of Environmental ConservationJuneau, Alaska10Fact Sheet (pdf)(87 KB)
Idaho Department of Environmental QualityBoise, Idaho10Fact Sheet (pdf)(202 KB)
Oregon Department of Environmental QualitySalem, Oregon10Fact Sheet (pdf)(86.1 KB)
Washington State Department of EcologyOlympia, Washington10Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.9 KB)

Recipients and Selectees for the Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia

EPA received 84 applications for funding from tribes and intertribal consortia, requesting a total of approximately $83 million in funding. EPA is awarding 58 grants, representing approximately 67% of the total funding requested. Tribal and intertribal consortia recipients are focusing on planning, measurement, implementation, and purchasing much-needed equipment to facilitate the collection and recycling of materials. The bar chart below shows an overview of selected projects by type and the table below provides additional information about each grant recipient.

The table below provides additional information about the recipients and selectees of the SWIFR grants for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia including fact sheets summarizing the grant projects.

Applicant NameLocationEPA RegionAward AmountFact Sheet
Saint Regis Mohawk TribeAkwesasne, New York2$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(128.08 KB)
Seneca Nation of IndiansIrving, New York2$457,888Fact Sheet (pdf)(133.11 KB)
Mississippi Band of Choctaw IndiansChoctaw, Mississippi4$941,600Fact Sheet (pdf)(120.57 KB)
Poarch Band of Creek IndiansAtmore, Alabama4$787,397Fact Sheet (pdf)(102.5 KB)
Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi IndiansShelbyville, Michigan5$1,084,454Fact Sheet (pdf)(131.84 KB)
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior ChippewaCloquet, Minnesota5$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(104.25 KB)
Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa IndiansHarbor Springs, Michigan5$240,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(105.15 KB)
Bay Mills Indian CommunityBrimley, Michigan5$970,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(117.52 KB)
Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of MichiganMount Pleasant, Michigan5$1,499,856Fact Sheet (pdf)(129.19 KB)
Forest County Potawatomi CommunityCrandon, Wisconsin5$555,565Fact Sheet (pdf)(104.28 KB)
Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior ChippewaBayfield, Wisconsin5$396,732Fact Sheet (pdf)(146.52 KB)
Wyandotte NationWyandotte, Oklahoma6$947,266Fact Sheet (pdf)(159.04 KB)
Pueblo of San FelipeSan Felipe Pueblo, New Mexico6$1,005,111Fact Sheet (pdf)(119.74 KB)
Muscogee (Creek) NationOkmulgee, Oklahoma6$906,621Fact Sheet (pdf)(113.8 KB)
Santo Domingo PuebloSanto Domingo Pueblo, New Mexico6$829,629Fact Sheet (pdf)(135.11 KB)
Modoc NationMiami, Oklahoma6$1,245,786Fact Sheet (pdf)(144.57 KB)
Otoe-Missouria Tribe of IndiansRed Rock, Oklahoma6$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(118.31 KB)
Coushatta Tribe of LouisianaElton, Louisiana6$565,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(111.94 KB)
Cherokee NationTahlequah, Oklahoma6$1,492,425Fact Sheet (pdf)(103.93 KB)
Pueblo of ZuniZuni, New Mexico6$999,532Fact Sheet (pdf)(118.96 KB)
Prairie Band Potawatomi NationMayetta, Kansas7$414,736Fact Sheet (pdf)(136.49 KB)
Blackfeet TribeBrowning, Montana8$1,228,437Fact Sheet (pdf)(113.99 KB)
Spirit Lake TribeFort Totten, North Dakota8$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(125.46 KB)
Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux TribesPoplar, Montana8$744,810Fact Sheet (pdf)(106.22 KB)
Confederated Salish And Kootenai TribesPablo, Montana8$1,023,748Fact Sheet (pdf)(121.25 KB)
Chippewa Cree TribeBox Elder, Montana8$1,075,483Fact Sheet (pdf)(104.06 KB)
Crow Tribe of IndiansCrow Agency, Montana8$1,344,896Fact Sheet (pdf)(119.16 KB)
Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Indian ReservationOwyhee, Nevada9$389,194Fact Sheet (pdf)(151.55 KB)
Iipay Nation of Santa YsabelSanta Ysabel, California9$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(124.34 KB)
Shingle Springs Band of Miwok IndiansPlacerville, California9$653,120Fact Sheet (pdf)(136.47 KB)
Rincon Band of Luiseño IndiansValley Center, California9$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(136.74 KB)
Gila River Indian CommunitySacaton, Arizona9$1,276,606Fact Sheet (pdf)(108.11 KB)
Mesa Grande Band of Mission IndiansSanta Ysabel, California9$173,750Fact Sheet (pdf)(119.17 KB)
Pechanga Band of IndiansTemecula, California9$1,065,473Fact Sheet (pdf)(104.56 KB)
Cher Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad RancheriaTrinidad, California9$950,680Fact Sheet (pdf)(106.99 KB)
Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe of the Shoalwater Bay Indian ResTokeland, Washington10$888,416Fact Sheet (pdf)(141.23 KB)
Nez Perce TribeLapwai, Idaho10$589,154Fact Sheet (pdf)(119.42 KB)
The Aleut CorporationAnchorage, Alaska10$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(135.01 KB)
Kootenai Tribe of IdahoBonners Ferry, Idaho10$530,223Fact Sheet (pdf)(120.45 KB)
Yakutat Tlingit TribeYakutat, Alaska10$559,548Fact Sheet (pdf)(148.38 KB)
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc.Anchorage, Alaska10$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(111.8 KB)
Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association, Inc.Anchorage, Alaska10$1,499,091Fact Sheet (pdf)(127.83 KB)
Native Village of ShaktoolikShaktoolik, Alaska10$1,413,015Fact Sheet (pdf)(127.73 KB)
Native Village of EkwokEkwok, Alaska10$817,497Fact Sheet (pdf)(124.06 KB)
Nelson Island ConsortiumChefornak, Alaska10$1,500,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(128.47 KB)
Kawerak, Inc.Nome, Alaska10$1,497,988Fact Sheet (pdf)(157.01 KB)
Igiugig VillageIgiugig, Alaska10$1,475,782Fact Sheet (pdf)(128.03 KB)
Qawalangin Tribe of UnalaskaUnalaska, Alaska10$1,186,754Fact Sheet (pdf)(105.31 KB)
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian ReservationPendleton, Oregon10$915,895Fact Sheet (pdf)(114.81 KB)
Nenana Native AssociationNenana, Alaska10$973,500Fact Sheet (pdf)(113.77 KB)
Snoqualmie Indian TribeSnoqualmie, Washington10$365,085Fact Sheet (pdf)(121.45 KB)
Skokomish Indian TribeSkokomish, Washington10$1,354,922Fact Sheet (pdf)(127.48 KB)
Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of AlaskaJuneau, Alaska10$1,499,999Fact Sheet (pdf)(127.78 KB)
Orutsararmiut Native CouncilBethel, Alaska10$1,372,833Fact Sheet (pdf)(105.65 KB)
Kodiak Area Native AssociationKodiak, Alaska10$1,338,254Fact Sheet (pdf)(128.07 KB)
Tribal Solid Waste Advisory NetworkTekoa, Washington10$1,499,609Fact Sheet (pdf)(137.33 KB)
Metlakatla Indian CommunityMetlakatla, Alaska10$555,708Fact Sheet (pdf)(119.72 KB)
Knik TribeWasilla, Alaska10$1,245,374Fact Sheet (pdf)(119.4 KB)

Recipients and Selectees for the Recycling Education and Outreach Grants

EPA received applications for funding from 303 eligible entities, requesting a total of approximately $332.7 million in funding. EPA selected 25 grants for award totaling approximately $33 million, or about 10% of the total funding requested. REO grant recipients are developing new education and outreach campaigns across the country to communicate the value and importance of recycling to recover materials and critical minerals.  The bar chart below shows the breakdown of selected projects by type and the table below provides additional information about each grant recipient.

The table below provides additional information about the recipients and selectees of the REO grants including fact sheets summarizing the grant projects.

Applicant NameProject Location(s)EPA Region(s)Regions HiddenAward AmountFact Sheet
EcoMaineSouth, Central, & Coastal Maine11$2,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(118 KB)
New York City Department of SanitationNew York City, New York22$2,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(97.3 KB)
Delaware Valley Citizens Council for Clean AirPittsburgh Metropolitan Area, Pennsylvania33$371,516Fact Sheet (pdf)(97.0 KB)
Osceola County Board of County CommissionersOsceola County, Florida44$753,786Fact Sheet (pdf)(84.9 KB)
Minnesota Composting CouncilState of Minnesota55$934,937Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.1 KB)
Ciudad Soil and Water Conservation DistrictAlbuquerque, New Mexico66$590,319Fact Sheet (pdf)(100 KB)
City of JoplinJoplin, Missouri77$1,740,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(77.2 KB)
Walking MountainsEagle County, Colorado88$568,832Fact Sheet (pdf)(125 KB)
City of Long BeachLong Beach, California99$1,223,645Fact Sheet (pdf)(93.3 KB)
Oregon Community WarehousePortland, Oregon1010$1,595,929Fact Sheet (pdf)(99.5 KB)
Northeast Resource Recovery AssociationNorthern New Hampshire11$440,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(96.5 KB)
The Go Green InitiativeCamden, New Jersey22$1,190,907Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.6 KB)
Hampton Roads Planning District CommissionChesapeake, Virginia33$1,965,525Fact Sheet (pdf)(86.2 KB)
EdVenture, IncColumbia, South Carolina44$1,746,339Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.8 KB)
Michigan Recycling CoalitionState of Michigan55$1,821,886Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.6 KB)
Bandera County Committee on AgingTexas Hill Country66$704,736Fact Sheet (pdf)(78.5 KB)
City of LincolnLincoln, Nebraska77$1,727,800Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.3 KB)
Salt Lake City CorporationSalt Lake City, Utah88$954,687Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.9 KB)
Recycle HawaiʻiHawaiʻi Island, Hawai‘i99$1,547,635Fact Sheet (pdf)(117 KB)
City of Tacoma Environmental ServicesTacoma, Washington1010$1,999,806Fact Sheet (pdf)(101 KB)
Institute for Local Self-RelianceNationwide1-101.2$1,428,214Fact Sheet (pdf)(87.8 KB)
World Wildlife FundAtlanta, Georgia
Baltimore, Maryland
Memphis, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
3 & 43.5$1,164,792Fact Sheet (pdf)(86.3 KB)
Metropolitan Mayors CaucusChicago Metropolitan Area, Illinois55$2,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(84.7 KB)
United Keetoowah BandTahlequah, Oklahoma66$2,000,000Fact Sheet (pdf)(85.2 KB)
We Don’t Waste, Inc.Denver, Colorado88$809,665Fact Sheet (pdf)(98.3 KB)

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