Now Accepting Grant Applications (Nov 2023)
The Banklick Watershed Council has funding available to help Northern Kentucky homeowners experiencing septic system issues.
When properly designed, constructed, and maintained, a septic system can provide long-term effective treatment of household wastewater. However, a failing septic system can require expensive repairs, pose a serious health risk to your family and neighbors, and have negative impacts on groundwater and nearby streams, rivers, and lakes. Our grants can cover 90% of your septic repair costs upto $8,000. Eligibility:
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If you have questions or need help with our septic program, please contact us. Resources
Homeowners are responsible for maintaining septic systems. Proper maintenance requires regular pump-outs and inspection to avoid costly repairs. For more information on maintaining your system:
Septic Smart- Homeowners Guide Kentucky Homeowners Guide to Septic Systems |
This program, funded by a grant from the US Environmental Protection Agency through Kentucky Division of Water, focuses on water quality improvements in the Banklick Creek Watershed. To be eligible for grants, homeowners must reside within the Banklick Creek Watershed in Kenton or Boone Counties.