Pillen Announces $38 Million Grant for Norfolk Wastewater Project
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen announced a $38 million grant to support a $76 million upgrade to Norfolk's wastewater treatment system. The project is designed to modernize the facility and improve long-term operational capacity.
The grant represents a significant state commitment to local infrastructure, covering half of the total projected cost for the wastewater system upgrades. The project is intended to ensure the facility can meet future demand and regulatory standards.
Governor Pillen joined local officials to highlight the importance of the investment for the city's growth and environmental protection. The funding will support comprehensive improvements to the treatment plant's technology and infrastructure.
This initiative is part of a larger effort to modernize municipal water systems across Nebraska. The project is expected to enhance the efficiency of wastewater processing for the Norfolk community.
House Passes WRDA 2026 with Support for Sonoma County
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026, which includes a specific authorization for $60 million in water and wastewater infrastructure funding for Sonoma and Marin counties in California.
Source: Sonoma Sun
Congress Advances Water Resources Development Act of 2026
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee has unanimously advanced the Water Resources Development Act of 2026. The bill proposes significant reauthorization funding for both the Drinking Water and Clean Water State Revolving Funds.
Source: American Public Works Association
New York Governor Announces $3.1 Million in Planning Grants
Governor Kathy Hochul announced $3.1 million in Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grants on September 21, aimed at jumpstarting 63 water quality projects across New York State. The funding provides local governments with the resources needed to complete essential engineering reports.
Source: New York State
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