water infrastructure Archives

Los Angeles to spend $45 million on flood mitigation and regional resiliency projects

The county will prioritize efforts to improve water quality, enhance stormwater detention, stop erosion and restore the aquatic ecosystem.

Brady Pieper

DeKalb County proposes $4.27B plan to upgrade water and sewer infrastructure

The new investment focuses on repairing an aging treatment plant, which has not seen major improvements in over 15 years.

Keaton Peters

California Water Commission explores new funding opportunities after project withdrawal

California is on the verge of making major investments to safeguard against water shortages, if state officials can agree on how to spend newly available dollars. At a recent meeting of the California Water Commission, officials weighed approaches for allocating more than

Adam Rollins

West University releases $502M CIP, prioritizing drainage infrastructure

The West Side Drainage Improvements project accounts for half of the 10-year budget, carrying a $252.8 million cost.

Miles Smith

Virginia announces $23.6 million in community development block grants

The funding will be administered by the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development.

Keaton Peters

New York allocates $273 million to replace lead pipes, upgrade water infrastructure

The newly approved funding supports projects across seven regions of New York.

Miles Smith

Missouri voters to decide on $50 million bond for new water treatment plant

The current plant, built in 1958, treats surface water from Mozingo Lake but struggles with challenges caused by algal blooms, which produce taste and odor issues.

Brady Pieper

DOI invests $514 million in western water storage, conveyance projects

This funding will support dam expansion and water conveyance initiatives in Colorado, California, Idaho and Washington.

Mary Scott Nabers

Water projects across the U.S. to address growing cybersecurity and infrastructure concerns

The EPA says 70% of U.S. water systems do not fully comply with safe drinking water standards, and many are vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Adam Rollins

The Woodlands utility districts and SJRA launch long-term water infrastructure renewal initiative

Many components of The Woodlands-area water infrastructure are reaching the end of their useful life, signaling the need for immediate remediation to sustain safe operations for nearby communities.

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