The Coastal Pollutant Remediation (CPR) Grant Program was established in 1994 by the Massachusetts Legislature to help communities identify and improve water quality impaired by nonpoint source (NPS) pollution. The goal of the CPR program—which is administered by CZM—is to provide funding to Massachusetts municipalities to assess and treat stormwater pollution from impervious surfaces and to design and construct commercial boat waste pumpout facilities. From 1996-2022, CZM awarded close to $13 million in CPR grants.
Other Available Funding - The Available Funding for Stormwater Projects in Massachusetts page provides a table with descriptions and links to information on federal and state grant and loan programs that fund stormwater and water quality projects in the state.
Summaries of past CPR projects
See the links below for PDF summaries of the projects receiving CPR grants for each fiscal year (FY) listed.
- FY 2022 Projects - Fall Grant Round
- FY 2022 Projects - Spring Grant Round
- FY 2021 Projects
- FY 2020 Projects
- FY 2019 Projects
- FY 2018 Projects
- FY 2017 Projects
- FY 2016 Projects
- FY 2015 Projects
- FY 2014 Projects
- FY 2013 Projects
- FY 2012 Projects
- FY 2011 Projects
- FY 2010 Projects
- FY 2009 Projects
- FY 2008 Projects
- FY 2007 Projects
- FY 2006 Projects
- FY 2005 Projects
CZM Grant Viewer - This interactive map covers grants awarded from 2014 to present through CZM’s Coastal Resilience, Coastal Habitat and Water Quality, and Coastal Pollutant Remediation grant programs. Pop-up boxes provide details on each grant award and information can be sorted by grant program, category (such as construction type, design & permitting, habitat restoration, and more), and year that mapped data are available.
Contact Information
Please contact cprgrants@mass.gov for more information on the Coastal Pollutant Remediation Grant Program.