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Clean Diesel ProgramThe American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 allotted $300 million for the establishment of clean diesel programs throughout the country. All 50 states received a portion of this funding. The State of Alabama, through the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM), received $1,730,000. ADEM’s Air Division will be working with the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) to install emission reduction devices on ALDOT’s state-wide diesel vehicle and equipment fleet. Priority will be given to those areas that are currently exceeding the National Ambient Air Quality Standards and areas that are approaching the standards.
Governor's Report
- Clean Diesel
Grant Program Monthly Update Form - July 2009 State Revolving FundThe Department has issued its FY 2009 Intended Use Plans for the
Clean Water State
Revolving Fund and the
Drinking Water
State Revolving Fund. The plan lists the eligible applicants that
have been approved to apply for SRF/ARRA funding. The Department
continues to accept applications, especially for green infrastructure
projects. Any applications received during this funding cycle will be
held for standby funding should any of the applications on the funding
list fail to comply with all requirements of the SRF and ARRA or if
additional funding becomes available. How to Submit an ApplicationIf your system is interested in submitting a request for standby funding, please complete the following form(s) and submit them with your preliminary engineering report to the address shown on the form. Clean Water State Revolving Fund
Preapplication Form Information on eligibility can be found
here. Information for Applicants on Fundable Project List
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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 allotted $200 million from the Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Fund to EPA for cleaning up releases from underground storage tanks throughout the country. The State of Alabama is receiving $4,086,000 to address releases from underground storage tank systems within our state. These releases are at sites that do not have a viable responsible party identified.
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management will be utilizing existing LUST Trust Fund contracts for the initial work performed under the ARRA funding.
The Department will also be establishing new contracts with experienced environmental consulting firms to provide investigative and corrective actions at sites throughout the state. Procedures for preparation of technical proposals to be submitted for contract consideration are listed below.
Public Notice - August 2009
Technical Proposals for
Federal Leaking Underground Storage Tanks - August 2009
Form A
Form B
Governor's Report -
LUST July 2009
Governor's Report
- LUST August 2009
The Department has identified a list of 28 sites for initial assessment evaluation. Additional sites will be identified for investigation and clean up over the next 2 - 3 years utilizing the ARRA funds.
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