Wood smoke reduction grants
These grants are given to local clean air agencies and Ecology regional offices (if there's no local clean air agency) for projects that will protect people from unhealthy smoke.
Wood smoke is one of the main sources of air pollution in Washington. Wood stoves, fireplaces, and other wood-burning devices put out hundreds of times more air pollution than other sources of heat, such as natural gas or electricity.
Funding cycle
- Amount of funding available: Varies – see individual grant guidelines for eligibility
- Grant award limit: Distribution based on application
- Amount of matching funds required: None
Applications are currently being accepted.
Open and future grants
| Grant | Application materials | Application period |
Award notifications |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Columbia Basin wood stove recycle grant |
Email agburnteamero@ecy.wa.gov for more information. |
March 18, 2026 – June 30, 2027 (or until funds run out, whichever is first) |
Expect payment within 4 weeks of turning in your wood stove |
Closed grants
Wood smoke reduction grants
Application period: July 1, 2025 – August 5, 2025
Applications are accepted mid-summer of each biennium, if funding is available. We contact eligible local clean air agencies about how to apply. Multiple applications are allowed.
Funding is available for the following entities:
Columbia Basin wood stove recycle grant
- Resident in zip codes: 98824, 98848, 99301, 99321, 99323, 99330, 99343, 99344, 99349, 99357, or 99363
- Working, uncertified home heating wood stove (EPA-certified wood stove database)
- Limit of 2 stoves per household
- No outside stoves (camp, barrel, homemade, fire pit, chiminea) or pellet stoves
Wood smoke reduction grants
- Local clean air agencies
- Ecology regional offices (if there's no local clean air agency)
Project types:
Columbia Basin wood stove recycle grant
- $500 for working, uncertified home heating wood stove (EPA-certified wood stove database)
Wood smoke reduction grants
- Wood stove replacement
- Wood stove recycling
- Other strategies approved by Ecology
Projects must target at-risk communities.
More information about this funding program
Funding is provided by the Model Toxics Control Act (MTCA) Capital Account.
Related links
Contact information
David Grant
Environmental Planner
david.grant@ecy.wa.gov
360-407-6978