$82 million in funding available for tribal clean water projects
The funding will go to projects designed to deliver safe drinking water to tribal communities in the western U.S.
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EPA announces $3.6 billion for clean drinking water programs
This funding is on top of $2.6 billion that was announced earlier this year, bringing the combined investment in water projects to $6.2 billion.
$1 billion investment will upgrade Buffalo sewer system
The Buffalo Sewer Authority has announced a $1 billion initiative to upgrade the city’s wastewater and stormwater infrastructure. The 15-year program, known as Queen City Clean Waters, will modernize more than 50 sites across Buffalo, including a $250 million upgrade to the
New York approves $665 million in water infrastructure funding, including $450 million for NYC
This approval gives municipalities access to low-interest-rate financing to begin work such as upgrading treatment facilities to remove emerging contaminants from drinking water.
Pennsylvania announces $216 million in financing for water infrastructure projects
The funded water projects will address critical needs such as replacing aging lead service lines and rehabilitating outdated water treatment systems.
HUD providing $420 million to get the lead out of homes
The U.S. recently announced a new rule requiring drinking water systems across the country to replace lead service lines within 10 years.
EPA announcing final rule on lead service lines, offering $2.6 billion for nationwide replacement
The EPA has adopted the final proposal for the LCRI, a federal program designed to enhance the nation’s drinking water quality through regulatory advancements.
EPA announces notice of funding opportunity for small, rural community water quality improvements
The grant funding is available for technical assistance and training to support drinking water and wastewater systems in small and rural communities around the country.
$67.5 million available to improve drinking water safety in Georgia
The funding will flow through Georgia’s drinking water state revolving fund to support lead pipe replacement projects.
Raleigh dedicates $157 million to upgrade critical water, sewer infrastructure
The city will distribute the funds across three projects that will replace pipes, install transmission lines and increase system redundancy.
