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Make a Splash Stormwater Project Funding

Tacoma, WALocal News

The City of Tacoma is inviting applications for the Make a Splash grant, which offers up to $4,000 for projects dedicated to preventing stormwater pollution and restoring local waterways. This initiative seeks to educate residents and enhance the health of Tacoma’s lakes, streams, and Puget Sound. Funded by user fees from the city's stormwater utility, the program awards a total of $50,000 each year to promote environmental stewardship. Eligible projects may include educational programs, community engagement initiatives, and restoration efforts, all designed to improve water quality. Applicants must align their proposals with specific criteria, including a strong stormwater message and a demonstration of project readiness.

First-time applicants and projects benefiting Tacoma residents will receive special consideration. The program encourages partnerships with multiple agencies to maximize impact. By supporting local initiatives, Tacoma aims to foster a culture of environmental responsibility and protect its vital water resources.

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