EPA Announces Water Infrastructure Loans Available for 38 Communities

October 24, 2019
On Base

Several defense communities are included on a list of 38 water infrastructure projects eligible for a new round of Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) loans from the Environment Protection Agency.
The loans will help improve water quality for up to 24 million Americans, according to an EPA press release, which lists the eligible communities. EPA also released details on each of the projects.

October 24, 2019
On Base

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