Recycling Efficiency Incentive Grants(s. 287.235, Wis. Stats. and ch. NR 549, Wis. Admin. Code.) This grant program is currently CLOSED to new applicants.Please note - The 2009-2011 Biennial Budget did not provide funding for the Recycling Efficiency Incentive Grant for calendar years 2010 or 2011. Please monitor this website for updates on the future of this grant program as they become available. Financial assistance is available to Responsible Units that have demonstrated recycling program efficiency. A Responsible Unit's recycling program must be designated "effective" (as defined in s. NR 544.04, Wis. Admin. Code) by the DNR. Applicants that have undertaken any of the following efficiency measures may receive funding (see below for the dates within which the efficiency must have occurred):
Important: If you're applying for both a Recycling Grant to Responsible Units (also called the "basic grant") and an REI grant, you may need to submit an updated authorized resolution if your current one on file with the DNR Central Office does not mention chs. NR 542, NR 544, and NR 549. See a sample. The authorizing resolution designates a representative to submit bothe applications and handle all grant actions. All eligible Responsible Units will receive a per capita portion of available funds. The grant award cannot exceed the difference between the Responsible Unit's net eligible recycling costs incurred two years previously and the amount of the current Responsible Unit grant award. For a comprehensive list of eligible costs covered by this program, please refer to Eligible/Ineligible Costs for Recycling Grants to Responsible Units Caution to Project Sponsors - Protect Confidential DataThe Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) takes seriously its responsibility to protect all confidential data that are collected as the DNR administers its programs. For DNR grant programs, “confidential data” typically includes:
If a grant is being issued to an individual, we need most of the personal data listed above before we can issue payments or reimbursements. This needed data comes to the DNR on completed W-9 forms. The DNR has a process to restrict access to and secure W-9 forms. The DNR, however is often sent unnecessary confidential data that are attached to proofs of payment, receipts, or other documents in support of a reimbursement request. Please protect confidential data by blackening out – also called “redacting” – bank account numbers, credit card account numbers, and other confidential data before proofs of payment are sent to the DNR. Please do not redact check numbers from bank statements. With each of us doing our part, we can protect confidential data and minimize identity theft. Thank you for your assistance and cooperation. Additional InformationContact:Sandy Chancellor, Recycling Grant Manager Last Revised: Wednesday July 01 2009
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