Non-Point Source Pollution Control Program (NPSP)

How it works

Riley County says the Conservation District, through the Non-Point Source Pollution Control Program, provides cost-share to a limited number of Riley County landowners. The page returned emphasizes water-quality and erosion control, but it also lists practices that can overlap with wildfire mitigation. (rileycountyks.gov)

What the money covers

The county page says eligible practices include:

• cedar tree revetments
• willow pole plantings
• grade stabilization structures
• grass and tree plantings
• livestock exclusion fencing
• cross fencing
• alternative water supplies (ponds, springs, etc.)
• wetland creation or improvement
• and more. (rileycountyks.gov)

The returned excerpt does not state the current payment rate, cap, or whether funding is reimbursement-based. It also notes the program is supported through KDHE funds, but the page excerpt does not provide the specific current award terms. (rileycountyks.gov)

How to apply

The official page says the program serves a limited number of Riley County landowners. The excerpt returned does not show the full application steps or dates. (rileycountyks.gov)

Timing and deadlines

No current open/close dates were shown in the excerpt returned. (rileycountyks.gov)