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2025 SRF funding breakdown: Where billions in water infrastructure dollars are headed

For utilities, engineering firms, contractors, and equipment suppliers, these allocations signal a wave of project opportunities.

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EPA announces $49 million in technical assistance to help rural, small, and tribal communities address wastewater challenges

This funding will be for projects helping hundreds of communities with wastewater infrastructure and Clean Water Act compliance projects advancing the agency’s Powering the Great American Comeback initiative.

Indiana’s LEAP Innovation District prompts water battle with statewide implications

Indiana’s planned LEAP Innovation District raises questions about water availability. As corporations move in, lawmakers push for oversight.

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A $600-million funding gap for water projects in Kansas

Kansas is facing a water infrastructure funding crisis that demands immediate attention from policymakers, industry leaders, and investors alike.

Akron is on track to replace all lead service lines by the end of 2025

The U.S. EPA has set a 10-year window for cities to identify and remove lead service lines. Akron is ahead of the pack.

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Gloucester Township, N.J., voters reject sewer system sale to New Jersey American Water

The sale would have transferred control to the state arm of the nation’s largest investor-owned water company for $143 million.

CREW Carbon raises $5.3 million to transform wastewater plants into carbon removal hubs

The new funding will fuel CREW's growth, allowing it to deploy systems in additional wastewater facilities.

Indiana Finance Authority approves $500 million in bonds for LEAP Lebanon water supply project

This is a far-reaching financing project, one that will see LEAP develop a reliable water supply system to meet the growing demands of the district as it attracts new businesses and residents.

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New York governor announces $265-million investment to support water infrastructure

This funding is intended to make it easier for communities to undertake essential upgrades, ensuring access to safe, clean drinking water and bolstering environmental sustainability.

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