The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding to the first 18 states across the country for water infrastructure improvements.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law allocates more than $50 billion to the EPA toward repairing the nation’s essential water infrastructure, which helps communities access clean, safe and reliable drinking water, increase resilience, collect and treat wastewater to protect public health, clean up pollution, and safeguard vital waterways. More than $1.1 billion in capitalization grants from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law have been issued to 18 states through the State Revolving Funds, with additional capitalization grants forthcoming. The grants mark the
