The Environmental Protection Agency's money, traced to the source.
Office of the Chief Financial Officer · EPA
EPA's budget is almost entirely discretionary, organized by statutory appropriationaccount. The FY2027 President's Budget proposes a 52% cutfrom the FY2026 enacted level — a reduction concentrated in the State & Tribal Assistance Grants accounts that fund the Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. This monitor keeps each appropriation distinct, surfaces the Superfund tax-receipts and IIJA/IRA supplemental caveats honestly, and recomputes every number against its own source.
FY2027 request (agency total)
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all appropriations · discretionary
FY2026 enacted
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enacted operating plan
FY2027 FTE ceiling
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Why FY2025 looks so much bigger
Appropriated base only — no IIJA / IRA
Per the Budget-in-Brief's Usage & Terminology note, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and Inflation Reduction Act supplemental levels are excluded from every figure on this page. These are EPA's appropriated-base numbers — not its total available resources in years with active supplementals (which the live spending feed does include).