EPA Grant Review Submission

General Resources

The UConn TAB team will provide reviews for the upcoming EPA assessment, cleanup, and RLF, grant cycle. We provide reviews of the narrative and application package, offering two rounds of review upon time availability:

Review Offerings and Deadlines:

  •  1st round of review(4 weeks before EPA deadline - October 17th): It consists of comments on how the narrative addresses EPA’s guidelines, suggestions on how to address these comments, and resources to identify data. Reviews will be provided in a written format, as an annotated document of your submitted text. You may also schedule a follow-up call with the team member to walk you through the comments.
  • 2nd round or review(1 week before EPA deadline - November 7th ): After the feedback of the 1st round of review is addressed, the 2nd round will provide additional feedback to fine-tune the narrative and provide feedback on the complete application package.

Deadlines for submission for the FY25 Brownfields MAC Grants is November 14th. Click the image below that matches the type of grant you are applying for in order to download our application packages. The packages include resources, templates, and successful examples. 

Grant Resources Webinars:

EPA Grants & Community Engagement

September 10, 2024

This webinar provides a brief overview of ARC Grants, grant writing guidelines, and how to discuss displacement on grants.

Mac Grants and Addressing Displacement

October 18, 2023

This webinar provides a brief overview of MAC Grants, the definition of displacement, and grant writing guidelines, helping incorporate displacement strategies into the grant application.

Public Health Data and MAC Grants

October 13, 2023

This webinar explains how to understand evaluation criteria for MAC Grants, specifically focusing on putting together public health data about asthma and cancer.

Opportunities for Public-Private Partnership in Brownfield Redevelopment

April 26, 2023

This webinar discusses public-private partnerships in brownfield redevelopment to leverage the project.