VERMONT HEALTHY HOMES ON-SITE | VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION - COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
1 National Life Drive, Davis 3, Montpelier, VT 05620
Eligibility
A) You have a failed or inadequate water supply (usually a well or spring), wastewater system (also called septic system, septic tank, leach field, dry well, or cesspool), or both, AND B) You are a residential property owner, AND C) The dwelling is a single-family owner-occupied residence or an owner-occupied multi-family dwelling with no more than four units, AND D) Your household income is less than 200% MHI (approximately $120,000/year). Households with less than $65,000 household income are eligible for additional assistance.
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Vermont state
Provides financial assistance to repair or replace failed or inadequate on-site wastewater and drinking water systems (usually a septic system or a well) for Vermonters disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Once eligibility has been verified, applicants who have not had the system failure confirmed by a licensed designer, engineer, or state official will schedule a visit with a state official who can confirm system failure. Failed systems that meet the eligibility criteria and been repaired or replaced after March 3, 2021 are also eligible to apply for funding.
Last Assured
04/18/2025
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VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION - COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
The Vermont Agency of Natural Resource is the state agency responsible for protecting and improving Vermont's ecosystems and promoting the sustainable use of Vermont’s natural resources. The agency is divided into three departments, the Department of Environmental Conservation, the Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation.