Tennessee Bridge & Pallet Mat Incentive Program

TN Forestry Foundation Awarded Grant to Support Purchase of Pallet Mats, Erosion Control Materials, Skid Bridges

The Tennessee Forestry Foundation (TFF) is proud to announce the availability of conservation incentive funding to assist commercial logging operations in protecting Tennessee’s water resources. Funding is available for the purchase of wooden pallet mats, erosion control materials, and soon, steel and wooden skid bridges.

Purchase Reimbursements

Pallet Mats:

  • Reimbursed at $450.00 per mat

  • Annual limit of 33 mats per business

  • Eligible for reimbursement if purchased after January 15, 2025

Erosion Control Materials:

  • Reimbursed at 75% of the purchase amount

  • Eligible for reimbursement if purchased after January 15, 2025

Important: All applicants must complete the online application before making any purchases.

Click here for the TN Forestry Mat and Erosion Control Materials Application

Application & Reimbursement Process

  1. Apply Online: Submit the application for approval prior to any purchase.

  2. After Approval: Submit:

    • Invoice

    • Proof of payment (at least one photo of the purchased item(s), cancelled check, credit card receipt or statement)

  3. Reimbursement: TFF will process payments once all required documentation is received.

Upcoming Opportunities

Funding will soon be available for steel and wooden skid bridges. TFF will provide updates on:

  • Design and engineering specifications

  • Reimbursement eligibility and requirements

Questions?

Please contact:
Mary Pate
📞 931-330-2002
📧 mary.pate@fourwforestrygroup.com

This program is made possible through the support of the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and is a joint effort by the Tennessee Forestry Foundation and members of the Tennessee Forestry Association.

Together, we are committed to protecting Tennessee’s water quality while supporting the logging industry to operate safely and sustainably.

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