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Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority
Expand the wastewater infrastructure within the Port of Little Rock
$10.0M
Edmonson County Water District
Water treatment plant improvements for the Edmonson County Water District.
$9.3M
MidAmerica St. Louis Airport (BLV)
This project will help fund infrastructure upgrades at the MidAmerica St. Louis Airport.
$4.0M
City of Sparks
The City of Sparks’ Water Reclamation Backup Power Systems project will use funds for phase one design and construction services to ultimately acquire backup power systems for the Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility.
$3.8M
Old Town Water District
To construct a new water main.
$3.6M
Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council
Funds will be used to support fish passage and habitat, migratory bird habitat, irrigation, flood mitigation, and post-fire recovery.
$2.4M
Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council
Funds will be used to support fish passage and habitat, migratory bird habitat, irrigation, flood mitigation, and post fire recovery.
$2.4M
Town of Silverton
This project supports the constrution of water augmentation ponds to increase community resilency in times of drought.
$2.4M
Clark Regional Wastewater District
Remove septic systems and connect homes to wastewater infrastructure.
$2.2M
City of Rockford
Funding would be used for channel widening and bank stabilization to allow for the conveyance of larger storm events, as well as to mitigate flooding and associated property damage.
$2.0M
City of Elko
The City of Elko’s Water Storage Tank Rehabilitation project will use funds to pay for the construction costs associated with rehabilitating a three million-gallon water storage tank.
$2.0M
Livermore Falls Water District
To replace existing water main.
$2.0M
Arnold Irrigation District (AID)
Funds will be used to complete the final phase of the Arnold Irrigation District Infrastructure Resiliency and Modernization Project.
$2.0M
Lubec Water District
To replace existing service lines and piping.
$2.0M
Clark County Water Reclamation District
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Laughlin Lift Station No. 2 project will use funds to construct 11,250 feet of two new 16-inch diameter force mains to restore operational reliability, construct a maintenance access road along the alignment, and rehabilitate the existing gravity sewer line.
$1.1M
Clark County Water Reclamation District
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Laughlin Lift Station No. 2 project will use funds to construct 11,250 feet of two new 16-inch diameter force mains to restore operational reliability, construct a maintenance access road along the alignment, and rehabilitate the existing gravity sewer line.
$1.1M
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District
Funding will be used to restore and upgrade a critical local water treatment facility to meet drinking water standards and improve the reliability and safety of the region’s water supply.
$1.1M
Las Virgenes Municipal Water District
This funding will support the delivery of desalinated water through submerged reverse osmosis technology.
$1.1M
City of College Place
To address drinking water supply deficiencies by installing a new, larger capacity drinking water reservoir.
$1.0M
City of Republic
To replace the City of Republic’s existing water reservoir and improve associated water systems.
$934,965
City of Bloomfield
The City of Bloomfield will repair and line a 3,400-foot section of irrigation ditch at risk of imminent failure.
$750,000
Town of Springdale
To construct an additional reservoir.
$750,000
Village of Farwell
This project will provide the Village with a sanitary water storage facility and replace an aging well.
$696,000
Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority
Funding for sediment testing and remediation to test sediment for contaminant levels in front of and behind the Industrial Dam on the Potomac River in Cumberland, MD to improve water quality.
$500,000
Launch of Philadelphia, Inc.
This funding is for mitigating erosion damage to a community educational facility.
$450,000
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