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Candace Barnette LA port starts next phase of Terminal Island facility expansion plan The Port of Los Angeles is planning a Terminal Island expansion to meet growing demand, advancing to the next planning stage.
Veronica Piscitelli New York approves $176M to upgrade water, sewer infrastructure New York announced $176M to replace lead pipes, improve water systems and modernize critical infrastructure.
Allison Barnette Edison approves $56M bonds for water, sewer and infrastructure Edison Township Council approved $56 million in bonds to fund water, sewer and infrastructure upgrades.
Veronica Piscitelli Illinois EPA opens $41M grant program for water infrastructure projects Illinois' EPA is offering nearly $41 million in grants to help small communities reduce PFAS and manganese in drinking water.
Veronica Piscitelli Anderson announces $45M in state funds for water infrastructure projects Anderson has received more than $45 million to launch its largest water infrastructure plan, including a treatment plant and lead lines.
Adam Rollins Phoenix receives $179M in federal funds for future water purification facility Phoenix will build a $179 million advanced water purification facility, reducing reliance on the Colorado River amid growing demand.
Brady Pieper Minnesota awards $236M for water, wastewater projects statewide Minnesota is awarding $236 million for water and wastewater projects, including lead pipe replacements and treatment plant upgrades.
Adam Rollins Coral Springs plans $101M water treatment plant to meet growing demand Coral Springs will build a $101M water treatment plant using nanofiltration technology to replace its aging system.
Veronica Piscitelli Florida awards rural communities $38M for water infrastructure, housing projects Florida awards $38M in HUD-funded CDBG grants to rural communities, supporting upgrades various infrastructure projects.
Candace Barnette California’s Sites Reservoir gets $219M boost amid project’s rising costs California approved $219M for the Sites Reservoir project, boosting drought resilience as costs rise to $6.8 billion for the project.