Household Water Well & Septic System Loans

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Household Water Well & Septic System Loan/Grant Programs

Household Water Well & Septic System Loan/Grant Program

Low interest rate loan/grant program to assist individual households in the refurbishing, replacement or construction of a household water well or septic system.

Household Water Well & Septic System Flyer

Household Water Well & Septic System Application

Open and download the application to complete the fillable form.

Clean Drinking Water Well Replacement Program

Grant program to assist individual households and small water systems (less than 15 connections) in California to address drought related drinking water emergencies. This grant program is supported by a grant from the California State Water Resources Control Board.

Grant Program Flyer

Individual Households Application

Small Systems Application

Open and download the application to complete the fillable form.

For questions contact:

Deborah Almazan, Loan Officer
Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC)
2978 North Fork Road
Fernley, NV 89408
Email: dalmazan@rcac.org
Cell: (725) 221-0474
Fax: (775) 501-6915

If you have any questions as you work through the process, please do not hesitate to contact Deborah.

Free comprehensive well assessments and educational resources

RCAC, in partnership with the National Environmental Health Association, University of Illinois, National Groundwater Association and the Water System Council, provides free well assessments and educational resources for private well owners, not regulated by SDWA.

Free private well class

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What’s in your water? Find out in this free well care class. Learn by email, audio or video! The training is a collaboration between the Rural Community Assistance Partnership and the University of Illinois.