State Water Infrastructure Authority Holds September Meeting
The North Carolina State Water Infrastructure Authority convened in September 2026 to discuss funding priorities and project awards. The meeting was held in Raleigh and via teleconference to ensure public participation.
The Authority serves as an independent body responsible for the allocation of federal and state water infrastructure grants and loans. Its meetings are critical for setting the strategic direction of state-wide water investments.
During the September 16 session, the board reviewed agenda items related to maximizing the use of available financial resources. The meeting also provided a platform for public comment on upcoming infrastructure priorities.
These regular meetings are essential for maintaining transparency and ensuring that the state's water and wastewater infrastructure projects remain aligned with current environmental and public health goals.
Hawaii Wastewater Branch Updates Intended Use Plan for 2027
The Hawaii Department of Health's Wastewater Branch has released its Intended Use Plan for the 2027 State Fiscal Year. The plan outlines the allocation of Clean Water State Revolving Fund resources for upcoming wastewater infrastructure projects.
Source: Hawaii Department of Health
EPA Rescinds 2022 PFAS Guidance for Permitting
In August 2026, the U.S. EPA rescinded a 2022 nonbinding guidance document that had provided state permitting authorities with standard language for addressing PFAS in National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits. This action was described as part of a broader, systematic review of agency guidance documents.
Source: Waste Dive
EPA Rescinds 2022 Guidance on PFAS Wastewater Monitoring
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has rescinded a 2022 guidance document that provided states with standard language for monitoring PFAS in wastewater. This action is part of a broader review of agency guidance as the EPA prepares to propose new Effluent Limitation Guidelines.
Source: Waste Dive
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