Partners

Minnesota Public Facility Authority (MPFA) partners with various agencies.

Partners/Other Agencies

Member agencies on the MPFA Board have administrative responsibilities for various MPFA programs.

MPFA Member Agencies
Other Partners

Member Agencies with Program Responsibilities
- Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) – Clean Water Programs (wastewater and stormwater projects) (opens in new browser window) - MPCA ranks proposed wastewater and stormwater projects on its Clean Water Project Priority List, conducts technical and environmental reviews, and certifies approved projects to MPFA for funding.
- Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) – Drinking Water Programs (opens in new browser window) - MDH ranks proposed drinking water projects on its Drinking Water Project Priority List, conducts technical and environmental reviews, and certifies approved projects to MPFA for funding.
- Minnesota Department of Transportation (MDOT) (opens in new browser window) - MDOT evaluates, approves, and prioritizes project proposals for the Transportation Revolving Loan Program and certifies projects to MPFA for funding.
- Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) – AgBMP Loan Program (opens in new browser window) - MDA administers the Agriculture Best Management Practices loan program that provides CWRF loan funds to farmers and rural landowners to implement activities and practices that improve water quality.
- Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) – Clean Water Partnership Loan Program (opens in new browser window) - MPCA administers the Clean Water Partnership loan program that provides CWRF loan funds for projects to control nonpoint sources of pollution through watershed management to protect and improve surface and ground water.
Other Partners
- Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) – Small Cities Development Program (SCDP) (opens in new browser window) - DEED administers the SCDP program which includes grants for public water infrastructure projects in small communities with low to moderate incomes.
- US Department of Agriculture Rural Development (opens in new browser window) - USDA Rural Development provides low interest loans and grants for public water infrastructure projects for small rural communities.
- Minnesota Rural Water Association (MRWA) (opens in new browser window) - MRWA provides training and technical assistance regarding water and wastewater operations and management for small municipal and non-municipal systems.
- US Environmental Protection Agency - Water Finance Center (opens in new browser window)