Water Projects Archives

Pennsylvania distributes historic $547M awards to support water, wastewater infrastructure

PENNVEST approved a record $547 million to replace lead lines, upgrade treatment systems and modernize water infrastructure statewide.

Johnson County is advancing a $43.8 million plan for 2026 with road, flood and stormwater projects countywide.

Oklahoma City voters approved a $2.7 billion bond for 547 projects citywide, marking the city’s largest infrastructure investment ever.

The Port of Los Angeles is planning a Terminal Island expansion to meet growing demand, advancing to the next planning stage.

New York announced $176M to replace lead pipes, improve water systems and modernize critical infrastructure.

Edison Township Council approved $56 million in bonds to fund water, sewer and infrastructure upgrades.

Illinois' EPA is offering nearly $41 million in grants to help small communities reduce PFAS and manganese in drinking water.

Anderson has received more than $45 million to launch its largest water infrastructure plan, including a treatment plant and lead lines.

Phoenix will build a $179 million advanced water purification facility, reducing reliance on the Colorado River amid growing demand.

Minnesota is awarding $236 million for water and wastewater projects, including lead pipe replacements and treatment plant upgrades.