This agreement provides funding for the operation of arizona department of environmental quality's (adeq) continuing environmental programs while giving IT greater flexibility to address its highest…

Ended Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
99T73523
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$29,499,415

Award facts

Assistance listing
66.605 Performance Partnership Grants
Completion date
Funding
  • $19,688,012.00 Federal
  • $9,811,403.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Arizona, USA

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Description

This agreement provides funding for the operation of arizona department of environmental quality's (adeq) continuing environmental programs while giving IT greater flexibility to address its highest environmental priorities, improve environmental performance, achieve administrative savings and strengthen the partnership between adeq and EPA. This agreement provides partial federal funding in the amount of $6,103,834. Preaward costs are approved back to july 1, 2022. Activities: major activities of these programs include: conducting surface water quality monitoring, preparing a water quality assessment, preparing permits, writing total maximum daily loads, reducing nonpoint source pollution, participating in interagency watershed coordination activities, sampling agricultural wells to monitor for pesticide contamination, conducting outreach/education to the community, monitoring air quality, planning and implementing air reduction measures, assessing and cleaning up land, building infrastructure by conducting training and professional development, and reporting progress to EPA. Subrecipient:pinal county: - pinal county air quality control district for operation the pinal county ambient air monitoring network consisting of 8 PM10 monitors, 3 ozone monitors 3 met stations and associated calibration and communications equipment and operational supplies. In this grant cycle the following improvements will be made: year 1 site communications, dataloggers, acquisition of portable monitoring equipment. Year 2 site communications, dataloggers, acquisition of portable monitoring equipment - FTE's in year 1 and year 2 to ensure compliance with dust requirements not directly related to fee based dust programs, including receiving dust complaints from the public and responding to them with 3 working days, proactively addressing observed dust issues and reports those as field activity reports (fars). - funding staff training in the areas of emission inventory, compliance/enforcement, permitting, modeling, monitoring planning and safety. Allocation of funds is distributed between year 1 and year 2 of the grant cycle. Training is scheduled as IT is available and staff are able to attend. - maintenance of the agricultural best management practices (agbmp) program, to reduce the amount of particulate matter (PM10) emissions in the PM10 from agricultural sources in the nonattainment areas of maricopa, pinal, and yuma counties. This program comprises field inspections, public outreach, and enforcement activities to ensure compliance with the AG MBP PM10 general permit record requirements. AG BMP PM10 general permit records are required for commercial sources including crop operations, dairy operations, beef cattle feedlots, poultry facilities, and swine facilities. Department of agriculture: improve air quality through the maintenance of the agricultural best management practices (agbmp) program, to reduce the amount of particulate matter (PM10) emissions in the PM10 from agricultural sources in the nonattainment areas of maricopa, pinal, and yuma counties. This program comprises field inspections, public outreach, and enforcement activities to ensure compliance with the AG MBP PM10 general permit record requirements. AG BMP PM10 general permit records are required for commercial sources including crop operations, dairy operations, beef cattle feedlots, poultry facilities, and swine facilities. Respond to all agriculture related dust complaints within 5 business days; perform a minimum of: - 10 inspections of crop operations each year; - 10 inspections of commercial animal operations each year; - 4 agricultural best management practices outreach and training events each year. Outcomes:intended beneficiaries are the people of the state of arizona. The work includes outputs and outcomes associated with managing continuing environmental programs which include activities to protect and maint

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 $0
Amendment $2,704,362 $0
Amendment $855,000 $0
Amendment $8,841,420 $40,667
Amendment $1,142,396 $0
Amendment This agreement provides funding for the operation of the arizona department of environmental quality (adeq)'s continuing environmental programs while giving… $41,000 $11,334
Original award $6,103,834 $9,759,402

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Arizona Department Of Agriculture The Arizona legislature originally adopted the Agricultural Best Management Practices (AgBMP) program in 1998 to control PM10 emissions from crop operations… $158,604
Arizona Department Of Agriculture $140,738
Pinal County Arizona The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provides Federal 103 Grant money for Particulate Matter less than 2.5 microns (PM2.5) monitoring activities to state… $225,000
Pinal County Arizona $225,000

Quick answers

Who received award 99T73523?

99T73523 was awarded to Arizona Department Of Environmental Quality Dba: Adeq by EPA Region 9 (Regional Offices) on July 1, 2022.

How much is award 99T73523 worth?

$29,499,415 has been obligated on 99T73523: $19,688,012 in federal funding and $9,811,403 in non-federal funding.

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