The Federal-State Partnership for Clean Water Act of 2025 increases federal funding for state-led water quality programs over the next five years. The bill raises funding for wetlands protection and restoration programs from $75 million to $300 million annually from 2026 through 2030, with a requirement that states, municipalities, and Native American tribes receive at least $100 million each year specifically for wetlands management. Additionally, the bill authorizes $500 million annually for state water pollution control programs for the same period. These changes affect states, local governments, and tribal nations responsible for managing water quality and protecting wetlands. The legislation essentially provides significantly more federal support to help states implement clean water protections, with funding available through fiscal year 2030.
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