Cost-share Opportunities

Together, We Make Good Happen

If your property is within this boundary, you could be eligible for Grant funds to support one of three projects which protect lake water quality.

How LOWA Protects Our Lake

Cost-Share Services

Low Impact Landscaping

Use of Missouri native plants, terracing, and buffer strips serve to protect soil erosion and storm runoff. To determine eligibility, contact us to receive a free visit from a Trained Volunteer Evaluator. If eligible, our Grant program pays 40% of the first $5,000 (maximum $2,000).

Rip Rap To Prevent Shoreline Erosion

Rip rap on unprotected shoreline is one of the best ways of reducing erosion and storm water runoff. To determine eligibility, contact us to receive a free visit from a Trained Volunteer Evaluator. If eligible, our Grant program pays 40% of the first $5,000 (maximum $2,000).

Septic System Pump Out

Ensuring that waste water runoff doesn’t enter the Lake is
high on everyone’s priority list. Helping to ensure that
you have a properly running septic system is keeping it maintained. Getting it pumped out is part of that maintenance.

 

Join thousands of volunteers, partners, and supporters working together to keep Lake of the Ozarks clean, healthy, and thriving.

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