Finger Lakes Communities Secure Millions in Water and Wastewater Grants
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What happened
MRB Group announced that communities in the Finger Lakes region secured over $66.4 million in grant funding this year for infrastructure projects. The town of Avon received $9,875,750 for wastewater treatment plant improvements, while the town of Locke received $3,995,298 for a water project through the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
From fingerlakes1.com
Why it matters
The grants support work intended to improve water and wastewater systems in local municipalities. This funding provides capital for enhancing public services and infrastructure quality in the region.
From fingerlakes1.com
Who's involved
- LockeReceived $3,995,298 through the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act for a water project.
- AvonReceived $9,875,750 for wastewater treatment plant improvements through the enhanced WIIA program.
- TyreReceived $784,000 for Water District No. 3 improvements.
- GorhamReceived $5 million for water system improvements.
- FayetteReceived $4,914,469 for Water District No. 8, Phase 2.
- New YorkProvided funding through New York's Water Infrastructure Improvement program.
Who could feel it
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