Water Projects Archives

California seeks applicants for $46.1M in border water quality funding

California is offering $46.1 million to improve water quality and address cross-border pollution affecting the Tijuana and New rivers.

Texas is making nearly $75 million available for lead service line replacement projects through its DWSRF program.

New York State is making more than $78 million available for water quality, stormwater and drinking water projects.

Decatur is preparing a $21 million project to replace lead service lines and aging water mains while modernizing its water system.

New York has opened a new funding round for drinking water, wastewater and lead service line projects statewide.

Bend officials approved a long-term plan to modernize the city’s primary water filtration facility with new hydropower systems.

Ohio will receive nearly $202 million in EPA funding to identify and replace lead service lines across the state.

The Lower Colorado River Authority approved a $1.8 billion plan focused on water, energy and broadband expansion.

Bay City approved a funding agreement supporting development of a new $15 million aquatic facility in Matagorda.

EPA announced $1 billion in drinking water funding while proposing new rules delaying some federal compliance requirements.