W2ASACT members include:

Federal Agencies and Programs :

Bureau of Reclamation (Department of Interior)
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development-
HUD Montana Field Office Helena
Economic Development Administration (Department of Commerce)
Environmental Protection Agency
Rural Development, Rural Utilities Services (Department of Agriculture)

Private Associations or Non Profit Organizations :

Midwest Assistance Program
Montana Association of County Water and Sewer Systems
Montana Association of Counties
Montana League of Cities and Towns
Montana Rural Development Partners
Montana Rural Water Systems, Inc.

State Agencies and Programs :

Community Development Block Grant Program (Department of Commerce)
Community Technical Assistance Program (Department of Commerce)
Public Water Supply Section (Department of Environmental Quality)
INTERCAP Program (Board of Investments)
Local Government Center (Montana State University)
Local Government Services Bureau (Department of Commerce)
Montana Coal Board (Montana Department of Commerce)
Montana Water Center (Montana State University)
Municipal Wastewater Assistance Program (Department of Environmental Quality)
Renewable Resources Grant and Loan Program (Department of Natural Resources and Conservation)
Community Services Bureau (Department of Environmental Quality)
State Drinking Water Revolving Fund (Department of Environmental Quality and Department of Natural Resources
and Conservation)
State Wastewater Revolving Fund (Department of Environmental Quality and Department of Natural Resources and
Conservation)
Treasure State Endowment Program (Department of Commerce)
Technical and Financial Assistance Bureau (Department of Environmental Quality)

All of the programs represented in W2ASACT have different missions and meet unique needs. However, it has been the common elements shared by the funding programs that have been the driving force of W 2 ASACT. These programs provide money (grants or loans), take applications from communities to fund their projects, and administer those monies once the project is funded. While W2ASACT cannot change all of the state or federal requirements, it can identify unnecessary duplication of requirements that make compliance difficult for communities.