Lawn replacement · Washington

Snohomish CD Lawns to Lettuce Mini Grants

Run by Snohomish Conservation District

Status not postedLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
Reimbursement up to $500, one-time
Maximum
$500 per household
Who qualifies
Individual landowners (also businesses, faith groups, apartment complexes) with projects supporting urban agriculture in Snohomish County or Camano Island.
Where
Landowners in Snohomish County and on Camano Island.
Status
Status not posted. The official page doesn't say whether it's taking applications.
Type of payment
Grant
Official program page

What you do

Convert lawn to a food-growing space (raised beds, compost, rain catchment, lawn removal) as a community-based urban agriculture project.

Requirements

  • Work completed within 90 days of signing agreement
  • Maintain project at least 3 years
  • Expenses bought before the agreement are not reimbursable
  • Itemized receipts required
  • Eligible: raised bed materials, seeds, soil and compost, rain catchment, signs, compost bins, lawn removal
  • Max 6 grants awarded per year; selected on community engagement, sound techniques, food access benefits

How to apply

  1. 1Submit the request form via the Mini Grants page ('Learn More or Request an Application')
  2. 2District responds within 30 days
  3. 3Sign agreement before buying anything
  4. 4Complete work within 90 days
  5. 5Submit itemized receipts for reimbursement

Timing and deadlines

Response within 30 days of request; work within 90 days

Sources

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