Round 2022–2023
The State Infrastructure Program assists local communities in financing local public infrastructure improvements. District One has approximately $29,533,000 in OPWC funding, available through the State Capital Improvement Program and Revolving Loan Program, and the  Local Transportation Improvement Program (LTIP) in Round 2022–2023.

Round 2022–2023

• Project Appeals
  • Appeals to Preliminary Rankings
  • Small Government Appeals Report
• Preliminary Project Rankings
• Small Government Preliminary Project Rankings
• Project Requests
• Application Forms
• Schedule
• Applicant Workshop
  
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Program Descriptions

• The State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP)
  A combined grant/loan program based on funding from general obligation bonds. SCIP funds will cover up to 90% of a project’s total cost if it is a repair or replacement project. New and expansion projects will be funded up to 50% of the total project’s cost.
• Revolving Loan Program (RLP)
  As SCIP loans are repaid, those funds are set aside for the RLP. The loans are interest-free and the term based on the useful life of the infrastructure. Applicants can request up to 100% funding in the form of a loan.Infrastructure improvement projects eligible for SCIP Assistance include:
  • Bridges
  • Culverts
  • Roads
  • Stormwater and sanitary collection, storage and treatment facilities
  • Water supply and distribution systems
  • Wastewater treatment systems
• Local Transportation Improvement Program (LTIP)
  A grant program for roads and bridge projects only, based on funding provided from gasoline taxes.