Investing in Communities
The Minnesota Public Facilities Authority (MPFA) provides financing and technical assistance to help communities build public infrastructure that protects public health and the environment and promotes economic growth.
The MPFA administers and oversees the financial management of three revolving loan funds and other programs that help local units of government construct facilities for clean water, drinking water, and transportation infrastructure projects.
Announcements
2027 Project Priority Lists are now being accepted
Submissions to place public wastewater, stormwater, and drinking water infrastructure improvement projects on the 2027 Project Priority Lists (PPL) for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) are now being accepted. This includes PPL requests for publicly and privately owned drinking water lead service line replacement projects and projects to address emerging contaminants for drinking water systems. Note these due dates: Clean Water Project Priority List Submissions: March 6, 2026, Drinking Water Project Priority List submissions: March 13, 2026 and Intended Use Plans (IUPs) submissions due to MPFA June 5, 2026. (The IUP request form will be available early May 2026.)
2026 WIF Project Information Worksheet
- Memo and Instructions
- Project Information Worksheet (XLSX document will download) – Due January 26, 2026
Final 2026 IUPs are Now Available
The final 2026 Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Intended Use Plans (IUPs) are now available under the Clean Water and Drinking Water tabs on this website.
Clean Water State Revolving Fund and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund 2026 Intended Use Plan Approval Notice
On January 9, 2026, the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority (MPFA) finalized its 2026 Intended Use Plans (IUPs) for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF). The IUPs identify the projects and activities the MPFA intends to fund from the CWSRF and DWSRF in state fiscal year 2026 (July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026), including utilization of federal funds from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).
Read the full CWSRF and DWSRF 2026 Intended Use Plan Approval Notice (DOCX)
2027 IUP Requests
The IUP request form will be available in early May, 2026. The due date for IUP requests is June 5, 2026.
To be listed on the IUP, your project must be included on the Drinking Water (MDH) or Clean Water (MPCA) 2027 PPL.
Please direct any questions you may have to the loan officer assigned to your region.
2026 Point Source Implementation Grant Program (PSIG) Application
2026 Point Source Implementation Grant Program (PSIG) application cycle now open
Applications to the 2026 PSIG funding cycle are due by July 31, 2025. Go to the PSIG tab to learn more.
Resources
Drinking Water Revolving Fund Lead Service Line Replacement
- Watch the 2024 IUP Lead Service Line Replacement Application Webinar MP4 (opens in new browser window) (March 19)
Asset and Financial Management for Minnesota Program Applicants
- Watch the Setting the Right Rates webinar (opens in new browser window) (March 2019)
- Watch the Asset Management webinar (opens in new browser window) (January 2018)
- Watch the Financial Management webinar (opens in new browser window) (January 2017)
UNC Environmental Finance Center
- Webinar: Workforce Planning and Water System Collaboration for Minnesota Water Systems (opens in new browser window)
- Webinar: Water and Sewer Rates Analysis Tool (opens in new browser window)
Minnesota Rural Water Association
- MWRA Programs (opens in new browser window)
- MWRA Asset Management Templates (opens in new browser window)
- Board Member Guidance Manual PDF (opens in new browser window)
- Low Cost Training for Clerks PDF (opens in new browser window)
Recent Awards
2026 Awards
- January 6 – Dumont, $1,040,000
2025 Awards
- December 9 – Red Rock Rural Water System, $1,252,000
- December 9 – Mound, $10,300,000
- December 4 – Minneapolis, $4,500,000
- December 4 – Western Lake Superior Sanitary District, $49,641,431 (4 notices)
- November 21 - Medford, $4,500,000
- November 13 – Hibbing-PUC, $6,500,000
- October 30 - Foley (LSLR), $664,898
- October 30 - Thief River Falls (LSLR), $930,710
- October 28 - Otsego, $5,091,909
- October 22 - Fairmont, $12,538,033 (LSLR)
- October 17 - Blue Earth (LSLR), $2,495,639
- October 17 - Rochester (LSLR), $1,723,249
- October 15 - Wabasha (LSLR), $179,429
- October 3 - Fridley, $5,876,700
- October 2 – Northfield, $256,250 (LSLR)
- October 2 – Wells, $19,072 (LSLR)
- October 1 - Randall, $6,615,510 (2 notices)
- September 18 - Avoca, $306,795
- September 17 - Saint Cloud (LSLR), $2,362,966 (3 Notices)
- September 15 - Albert Lea (LSLR), $1,992,763
- September 15 - Breckenridge (LSLR), $613,764
- September 15 - Moorhead (LSLR), $466,630
- September 15 - Sauk Rapids (LSLR), $645,800
- September 9 – Beaver Creek, $127,151
- September 3 - New Prague (LSLR), $208,188
- August 27 – Braham, $752,674
- August 27 – Red Wing, $2,218,319
- August 25 - Stillwater, $3,053,850
- August 18 - Crosby (LSLR), $309,000
- August 14 - Brewster, $9,539,967
- August 13 - Lamberton (LSLR), $323,931
- August 13 - Rich Prairie (LSLR), $634,948 (2 notices)
- August 11 - Madison, $7,315,065
- August 11 – Rockville, $1,201,000
- August 7 - Hastings, $9,947,593
- August 5 - Stillwater (LSLR), $1,259,186
- August 1 - Saint Paul, $28,000,000
- July 31 - Minneapolis (LSLR), $10,460,399 (3 notices)
- July 25 - Stewart, $4,637,276 (2 notices)
- July 24 - Wabasso, $1,661,350
- July 23 – Saint Cloud (LSLR), $61,054
- July 22 - Mankato, $95,625,070 (3 notices)
- July 7 - Underwood, $5,543,398
- June 24 - Fairmont, $33,745,515
- June 16 - Duluth (LSLR), $62,796,725 (7 notices)
- June 13 - Chisholm (LSLR), $890,307
- June 10 - Morgan (LSLR), $181,950
- June 6 - Lewiston, $10,214,700
- June 3 - Atwater, $5,860,370
- May 30 - Kiester, $6,613,006
- May 30 - Aurora, $15,520,238
- May 22 - Anoka (LSLR), $1,146,811
- May 16 - Annandale, $20,113,601
- May 6 - Blue Earth, $19,594,021
- April 25 - Hackensack, $962,662
- April 18 - Saint Cloud, $18,980 (LSLR) (2 notices)
- April 17 - Metropolitan Council, $32,000,000
- April 10 - Fairmont, $4,476,290
- March 31 - Appleton, $3,543,680 (2 notices)
- March 31 - Eveleth, 694,679
- March 27 - Winsted, $2,085,408
- March 26 – Saint Paul, $568,334
- March 17 – Roscoe, $60,000
- March 3 – Henning, $7,287,909
- March 3 – Silver Lake, $3,114,000
- February 24 – Tower, $6,055,636
- February 10 – Mazeppa, $5,000,000
- February 5 – Kandiyohi County, $47,000
- February 4 – Crosby, $3,539,610 (2 notices)
- January 27 - Aitkin, $2,348,190
- January 7 - Detroit Lakes, $9,883,495
2024 Awards
- December 18 – La Salle, $151,000
- December 13 – Watertown, $3,000,000
- December 12 – Mendota, $650,000
- December 2 – Danube, $4,538,000
- November 27 – Browerville, $5,682,164 (2 notices)
- November 25 – Braham, $10,227,000
- November 15 – Wells, $2,212,909 (2 notices)
- November 14 – Minneota, $3,841,227 (2 notices)
- November 13 – Swanville, $3,052,000
- November 5 – Lincoln-Pipestone Rural Water District, $5,750,000
- October 24 – Ramsey, $3,200,000
- October 9 - Ellsworth, $1,926,000
- October 8 - Little Falls, $1,745,520
- October 4 - Morristown, $1,500,000
- October 3 - Duluth, $8,116,359
- October 2 - Lake Lillian, $3,999,000
- October 1 - Eveleth, $779,946
- September 27 - Rochester, $80,000,000
- September 23 - Oak Park Heights, $1,396,870
- September 16 - Eagle Bend, $1,796,196 (2 notices)
- September 11 - Saint Cloud, $22,665,704
- September 10 - Staples, $324,330
- September 10 - Bird Island, $445,158
- September 5 - Hill City, $9,831,350