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State and Tribal Indoor Radon Grants (SIRG) Program and Resources

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Information on Applying and Managing Grants

For requirements, policies and guidance that must be followed to manage a grant visit Introduction to Regulations, Policies and Guidance for EPA Grants.

For all SIRG opportunities, please consult your regional office.

  • Eligible applicants: states (includes District of Columbia, Commonwealths and Territories),tribal nations and tribal consortia, and non-federal entities(includes institutions of higher education).
  • For more information on applying for SIRG, visit grants.gov:
  1. Go to Applicants
  2. Search for How to Apply for Grants
  3. Select Search for Opportunity Package
  4. Input the Funding Opportunity Number (FON) EPA-CEP-01 or EPA-CEP-02
  5. Click "Apply" next to CFDA 66.032 for SIRG.

For frequent questions about grants and Coronavirus (COVID-19) visit COVID-19 FAQs.

Overview

State and tribal radon programs are critical to the Agency's national goal of minimizing and preventing radon-related lung cancer. States and tribes receive grant funds from EPA that help finance their radon risk reduction programs; recipients must provide a minimum of 40% in matching funds. By law, these State Indoor Radon Grant (SIRG) funds are not available to individuals or homeowners.

Those receiving SIRG funds must:

  1. Align their projects and activities with the Agency's strategic goals
  2. Demonstrate, capture and report results

In alignment with EPA’s FY2018-2022 Strategic Goals, the Agency’s radon program’s principle objectives are to:

  • Build new homes with radon-reducing features where appropriate, by encouraging home builders to voluntarily include these features, and by local governments adopting building codes that require these features;
  • Have existing homes tested and fixed by homeowners when appropriate, and especially by home sellers and buyers during residential real estate transfers;
  • Build new schools with radon-reducing features where appropriate, and to have existing schools tested and fixed when necessary; and
  • Conduct projects and activities that directly support the first three strategic goals (above), including promoting action by:
    • consumers
    • real estate professionals
    • state and local building code officials
    • schools officials
    • non-profit public health organizations
    • professional organizations
    • partnerships

General SIRG Information

Annual SIRG Activities Reports

Statutory Authorizations

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Applicant Eligibility

Please check with your regional radon or SIRG program coordinator for additional guidance. 

Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Checklist and Templates

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Last updated on July 20, 2022