EPA honors 38 water projects for innovation and excellence
These infrastructure investments are part of the EPA's Powering the Great American Comeback Initiative.
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Texas city approves $128M water improvement plan through 2050
The plan also includes projections for the city’s growth, estimating that the population will rise to 223,000 in 2050.
Texas town hires firm to design $94M wastewater treatment plant
The project will feature an on-site treatment facility in conjunction with off-site infrastructure designed to convey raw wastewater, effluent and reuse water.
New York commits $340M to clean water projects
The largest investment from this round of EFC funding, $250 million, will support three drinking water projects in New York City.
Texas city pursues $771M water infrastructure upgrade through EPA loan
The federal funding, now in question, would allow the city to upgrade, modernize and expand water treatment facilities.
California receiving $250 million federal investment to repair vital sewage plant in San Diego
Currently, the sewage facility is currently not up to code nor is it operating to full capacity, despite its necessity to San Diego and other surrounding communities.
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The funded water projects will address critical needs such as replacing aging lead service lines and rehabilitating outdated water treatment systems.
EPA allotting $49 million for wastewater assistance in rural and tribal communities
Smaller water systems often encounter specific financial and operational hurdles, such as outdated infrastructure, worker shortages, rising costs and shrinking rate bases.
USDA, EPA reaffirm commitment to rural wastewater improvements
U.S. Department of Agriculture has strengthened its efforts to work with the Environmental Protection Agency to improve modern wastewater infrastructure in rural areas
