New York approves $164 million to support water infrastructure
New York will allocate $164 million to support local water infrastructure projects across multiple municipalities
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Texas town receives $29 million for water reuse project
Plant will use treated wastewater from the city’s existing facility
Ohio expands water quality initiative with $47 million investment in river health
H2Ohio Rivers will remove dams, conserve land and test 29 of state's largest rivers for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances
EPA offering $30 million to support Gulf of Mexico watershed improvements
Healthy and Resilient Gulf of Mexico 2023 program is expected to award five grants of up to $6 million each for priority area projects in underserved communities
Northern Tennessee county investing $28 million toward water projects
Funds will be used to build infrastructure that reinforces water supplies pulled from the Cumberland River and processed by city of Gallatin’s water treatment plant
Silicon Valley reservoir expansion project receives $92 million EPA loan
Loan funded through EPA’s Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act, a credit program designed to support water, wastewater and infrastructure projects
EPA funding boosts clean-water efforts in Pennsylvania, Virginia
EPA awarded nearly $387 million to Pennsylvania to upgrade infrastructure to help deliver cleaner, safer water to residents and another $62.3 million to Virginia
Kansas putting nearly $43 million toward water projects
Almost half of the funds will go to state’s agriculture agency to address sustainable and reliable water access for farmers in the High Plains Aquifer
Water conservation, restoration efforts get $51 million boost
Eligible projects include those that would improve water availability, increase water quality, restore river life and ecosystems or use natural features to reduce flood risks.
Applications for $250 million in Ohio water grants open soon
Projects that improve safe, reliable access to drinking water and improve wastewater infrastructure in underserved areas will be eligible.
