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Westerly wastewater upgrades start, with state financing in place

The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank has closed a Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan to the town of Westerly. This $45 million loan represents the first phase of an $85 million project to modernize the town's wastewater treatment facility.

9/3/2026Source: The Westerly Sun

The town of Westerly, Rhode Island, has officially secured significant state financing to begin a major overhaul of its wastewater treatment infrastructure. The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank announced the closure of the loan, which will cover more than half of the total projected costs for the modernization effort. This project is critical for upgrading the facility's aging systems to meet current environmental and operational standards. Construction is expected to proceed in phases, with the initial funding allowing for immediate improvements to the Margin Street plant.

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