Find funding for your next machine
Cities, districts, airports and contractors are paying for sweepers, combo trucks, cameras and safety gear with grants and low-rate loans. Pick your state and what you're buying, and we'll show the programs that fit.
Who can use what
Every buyer has a different set of tools. Find yours, then tap through to the programs for your state.
City, county or town
Towns under 20,000 can get up to 75% grant from USDA. Clean water loans cover sweepers, vac trucks and sewer rehab, often with part of the loan forgiven.
Sanitary district or utility
Sewer and storm districts qualify for the state clean water loan programs, USDA help if you serve a rural area, and safety money through your workers' comp pool.
Airport
FAA airport grants cover 90% to 95% of a runway sweeper at small airports, as long as the machine meets Buy American rules. Ask us which model fits.
Contractor or plumber
City programs don't buy your equipment, but tax write-offs, financing and workers' comp safety grants do. Funded city projects are where your next jobs come from.
Farm or ag business
Tax write-offs and financing are your best tools, and some state workers' comp safety grants also cover farm employers.
We'll help you build the ask
Tell us what you need
Machine, state and timeline. We'll point you at the programs that fit and the deadlines that matter.
Get the paperwork
Spec sheets, a written quote and plain-language descriptions your engineer or grant writer can drop into the application.
Buy on contract
Sourcewell or the Minnesota State Contract can skip the bid, so the machine shows up while the money is still there.