DuPage County Announces Water Quality Improvement Grant Program
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What happened
DuPage County Stormwater Management hosted a public tour of the Elmhurst Quarry Flood Control Facility, which holds a capacity of 2.7 billion gallons. The department also announced the opening of applications for the Water Quality Improvement Program grant. This program provides funding for projects that benefit regional water quality, such as ecological restoration and green infrastructure.
Why it matters
The grant program supports projects aimed at improving regional water quality within DuPage County. Organizations and individuals may apply for reimbursement covering up to 25 percent of construction costs for eligible projects.
Who's involved
- DuPage CountyManages flood control facilities and runs the Water Quality Improvement Program grant
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- DuPage County's flood control protects Armstrong Park from heavy rainArmstrong Park is protected by DuPage County's flood control infrastructureLikely
- Burr Ridge may benefit from county's water quality grantsBurr Ridge may benefit from DuPage County's water quality grants and flood protection.Possible
- Will County may model stormwater programs after DuPage CountyWill County may adjust its stormwater programs based on DuPage County's successPossible