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Private Sanitary Sewer System Replacement Program

Jefferson County, Missouri · County program

Up to $20,000 forgivable grant

Jefferson County offers low- to moderate-income homeowners a forgivable grant of up to $20,000 to replace failing septic systems. The program pays for engineering, soil testing, permits, installation, and five years of maintenance.

Last verified: August 12, 2026
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Program details

How it works

Jefferson County’s Private Sanitary Sewer System Replacement Program provides a two-year forgivable grant for homeowners who need to replace a failing private septic system. The county describes it as a local tool that helps homes meet county building code standards.

What the money covers

The county says the program covers:

  • engineering drawings
  • soil testing
  • permits
  • installation
  • five years of maintenance

Amounts and matching

  • Up to $20,000.
  • The grant is forgivable over two years.
  • The source does not mention a homeowner match.

How to apply

The reviewed source does not provide the step-by-step application process or contact information.

Timing and deadlines

The source reviewed does not state whether the program is currently open, when it opens, or whether there are allocation deadlines.

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