Reimbursement Totals

EPA takes responsibility for the cleanup of the Aug. 5, 2015 Gold King Mine release. EPA has dedicated more than $29 million to address the Gold King Mine incident, including more than $3.5 million in emergency response reimbursements and $2 million in monitoring grants.

Reimbursements as of March 16, 2017

	Reimbursed under CERCLA	Awarded through Clean Water Act funds (section 106 and 319)	Awarded through Drinking Water State Revolving Funds	Awarded through Multi-purpose Grant Funds	Water Funds awarded under and Interagency Agreement for work throughout the watershed (EPA-HQ)	Total Funded
Utah	$531,432.75	$465,000.00				$996,432.75
Colorado	$161,049.00	$465,000.00				$626,049.00
Southern Ute Indian Tribe	$282,177.00	$263,000.00				$545,177.00
Ute Mountain Ute		$40,000.00				$40,000.00
La Plata County	$416,046.00					$416,047.00
San Juan County / Silverton	$349,564.90					$349,564.90
San Juan Basin Health Department	$90,742.00					$90,742.00
Durango	$158,002.00					$158,002.00
Navajo Nation	$602,794.00	$465,000.00				$1,067,794.00
Arizona	$39,425.00					$39,425.00
New Mexico	$1,072,585.00	$465,000.00	$108,000.00	$112,093.00		$1,757,678.00
USGS					$340,970.00	$340,970.00
TOTAL	$3,703,817.65	$2,163,000.00	$108,000.00	$112,093.00	$340,970.00	$6,427,880.65

View previous updates of the Reimbursements table:

Reimbursement Totals

Emergency Response to Gold King Mine Release