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10/07/2009
News / AGRICULTURE SECRETARY VILSACK ANNOUNCES $190 MILLION FOR RURAL WATER PROJECTSRecovery Act Funds Will Help Improve Infrastructure in Rural Areas of 17 StatesWASHINGTON, October 6, 2009 - Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced the selection of $190 million in water and environmental project loans and grants that are being funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Dallas Tonsager, Under Secretary for Rural Development, made the announcement on behalf of Vilsack during a speech at the National Rural Water Association meeting in Louisville, Ky. "Recovery Act projects are putting people to work and helping rural communities of all sizes build a foundation for economic strength and future prosperity," said Tonsager. "The 27 water and wastewater projects we're announcing today are helping to achieve the Obama Administration's economic recovery goals to rebuild and revitalize the nation's infrastructure while creating or retaining jobs." Altogether, USDA has announced $1.8 billion for water and environmental project loans and grants, benefiting people throughout the country. The City of Washougal in Clarke County, Wash., will receive a $3 million loan to construct a one million gallon water reservoir. This small community is located on the Washington side of the Columbia River, with its lowlands and famous prairie situated on the west entrance to the scenic Columbia River Gorge. Recently, Washougal has experienced rapid growth and is in need of additional water storage to meet the expanding population. ARRA Funds will be used to fully fund the purchase and installation of the new water reservoir. In Tyner, Ky., the Jackson County Water Association, Inc. was selected to receive $5.14 million in grant and loan funding to construct water and environmental infrastructure projects. The water association proposes to construct a supplemental intake structure to increase the water supply, build two booster pump stations and construct 14 miles of main transmission pipes. Jackson County is located in southeastern Kentucky and is part of the Appalachian Regional Commission chain and one of Kentucky's persistent poverty counties. These improvements will provide a reliable supply of drinking water for the association's 4,257 existing customers. The ARRA funding announced today is being administered by USDA Rural Development's Water and Environmental Program which provides loans and grants to ensure that the necessary investments are made in water and wastewater infrastructure to deliver safe drinking water and protect the environment in rural areas. Funding of individual recipients is contingent upon their meeting the terms of the loan or grant agreement. Below is a complete list of award recipients, by state: Arkansas Ozark Mountain Regional Public Water Authority - $55,728,000 Delaware Sussex County Council - $6,400,000 Georgia City of Jasper - $8,090,000 Illinois Village of Bureau Junction - $146,000 Gateway Regional Water Company - $750,000 Highway 37 North Water District - $818,000 Kentucky City of Barlow - $1,325,000 Jackson County Water Assoc., Inc. - $5,140,000 City of Jenkins - $750,000 Maryland Caroline County Commissioners- $380,000 The Commissioners of Sudlersville, (New WWTP), - $2,430,000 The Commissioners Sudlersville, (Storage Tank) - $4,500,000 Michigan Village of Sand Lake - $2,673,000 Mississippi Lowndes County Industrial Development Authority - $17,500,000 City of Ruleville- $414,436 Nevada Mineral County - Hawthorne Utilities - $6,185,020 Oklahoma Clayton Public Works Authority - $3,741,800 Pennsylvania Freeland Municipal Authority- $13,336,900 South Carolina Pickens County - $3,148,000 Williamsburg County - $19,025,000 South Dakota City of Armour- $ 1,700,000 City of Corsica - $ 299,000 Virginia County of Louisa - $2,195,800 Washington County Service Authority - $26,580,000 Washington City of Washougal - $3,030,000 Wisconsin Village of Linden- $2,633,000 West Virginia City of War - $1,118,000 President Obama signed The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 into law on Feb. 17, 2009. It is designed to jumpstart the nation's economy, create or save millions of jobs and put a down payment on addressing long-neglected challenges so our country can thrive in the 21st century. The Act includes measures to modernize our nation's infrastructure, enhance energy independence, expand educational opportunities, preserve and improve affordable health care, provide tax relief, and protect those in greatest need. |
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