Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, the Office of Economic Opportunity and the Arizona Finance Authority recently announced the reactivation of the Greater Arizona Development Authority with a new round of financial assistance open as of Aug 1.
GADA, established in 1997, is a financing program that leverages private financing to assist rural communities and Tribal governments with the development of public infrastructure projects, including water projects.GADA has been inactive for nearly 10 years. However, from 1997 to 2014 it supported 84 projects statewide by issuing $574 million in bonds to rural community projects.Maryland Communities Consider Reuse Systems
Facing a limited supply of drinking water, Westminster, Maryland, plans
