What are TCTACs?
TCTACs are institutions and organizations throughout the country with a common goal: to support the communities already doing essential work to create safe, clean, healthy, and resilient environments for all.
Low-income communities bear the brunt of extreme weather, increasing natural disasters, and environmental damage. Communities know what they need, but they often don’t have access to the opportunities or investments to make those solutions possible.
The TCTACs are here to change that. Whether through guidance and training for grant writing, project management, or budgeting, the TCTACs are ready to support eligible entities making their communities safer, healthier, and greener.
What We Do
EJ TCTACs provide technical assistance to support disinvested communities in their work to make environments safer, healthier, and greener places.
The EPA's three designated national TCTACs and their partners.
Key Partners
The Regional TCTACs
Regional TCTACs provide direct support to the communities in their area. Regional TCTACs are here to help you navigate federal programs, encourage community engagement, and make your project to provide cleaner, healthier environments for all successful — and your regional TCTAC wants to hear from you.