We recognize that infrastructure improvements come with significant costs, often placing financial pressure on municipality staff and leaving them with limited time to research, prepare, and navigate complex applications.
Over the past decade, Batterman has assisted communities across southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois in securing over $31 million in funding through grants.
Our team has built strong relationships with key agency leaders and possesses in – depth knowledge of federal, state, and local funding programs and available grants. This enables us to quickly identify the right opportunities for your needs – saving your staff valuable time and increasing your chances of securing funding for critical infrastructure projects.
Whether your project needs $100,000 or millions, our highly skilled grant – writing team is ready to assist you with the application process, ensuring your submissions are timely, complete, and competitive.
Our grant funding experience includes:
- Agriculture Roads Improvement Program (ARIP)
- Local Roads Improvement Program (LRIP)
- Highway Safety Improvement (HSIP)
- Surface Transportation Program (STP)
- Carbon Reduction Program (CRP)
- Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP)
- Transportation Economic Assistance (TEA)
- Safe Drinking Water Loan Program (SDWLP)
- Pre – Disaster Flood Resiliency Grant (PDFRG)
- WDNR Municipal Flood Control Grant
- WDNR Stewardship Grants
- WDNR Recreational Grants
- Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
- RAISE federal discretionary funding for improving infrastructure
- + MORE
We welcome the opportunity to discuss how Batterman can assist your communityin securing funding for its upcoming roadway or infrastructure projects.
Call us at 608.365.4464 or email us to start the conversation.
“I have been using Batterman for the Town of Walworth with writing road grants since 2016, and we have always been completely satisfied with their work. They have helped the Town of Walworth receive many funds that we may not have received had we not been with them.”
— Eric Sterken, Road Superintendent, Town of Walworth
