FRCE starts first full C-130T overhaul at Global TransPark
Fleet Readiness Center East has inducted the first C-130T into its 700,000-square-foot Global TransPark maintenance complex.
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EPA allocates $26 million to reduce lead exposure at schools and child-care facilities
EPA announced $26 million for states and territories to test and remediate lead in drinking water at schools and child-care facilities.
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Henrico begins turnpike widening and first phase of eastern water transmission line
Coordinated road and water construction starts in Henrico, Virginia, with the full transmission line targeted for service in 2031.
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EPA grant funds Fort Pierce wastewater pipeline connection
A $1 million federal grant will support a 900-foot pipeline connection within Fort Pierce's ongoing wastewater conveyance program.
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New York EFC Board Approves $200 Million for Water Infrastructure Projects
New York’s Environmental Facilities Corporation approved $200 million in grants and low-cost financing for drinking water, wastewater and stormwater projects statewide.
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Claremore secures $29.6 million loan for water, wastewater and stormwater upgrades
Claremore’s approved utility loan supports more than 10 projects. City Manager John Feary and OWRB finance chief Lori Johnson outline the scope and financing.
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West Virginia assembles more than $58 million for four water and wastewater projects
Four utility projects have financing packages assembled; recommended state funding goes to the council on November 4.
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New York Awards Nearly $500 Million Across 106 Water Projects
New York’s first 2026 water-grant installment supports 106 drinking-water and sewer projects with nearly $500 million.
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Pew Warns Water Utilities Face Financing Pressure as Supplemental Funding Ends
An October 14 analysis separates expiring supplemental SRF support from ongoing state and local water costs.
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EPA Announces $109 Million Loan for Honolulu’s Kalaeloa Desalination Project
The Environmental Protection Agency announced a $109 million WIFIA loan to the Honolulu Board of Water Supply on October 16 for the Kalaeloa Seawater Desalination Facility Project.
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Coronado Advances Permanent Backup Power at Parker Pump Station
Coronado’s Parker Pump Station replacement has moved into permanent-generator wiring and enclosure construction, according to the city’s October 16 update. Temporary generators continue to provide backup power while the permanent system is completed.
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Roseburg Wastewater Authority Completes US$1 Million Office Solar-and-Storage System
RUSA’s completed office installation pairs 39.4 kW of solar with 184 kWh of storage; two larger wastewater-site solar projects remain planned.
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EPA Announces $272 Million Loan for Columbia Water Supply Upgrades
WIFIA financing supports a new raw-water intake, transmission main and treatment improvements serving about 50,000 people.