New Hampshire awards $12.1M for clean water infrastructure

The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) has announced state approval of funding for multiple clean water infrastructure projects, through a combination of grant and loan funds totaling more than $12.1 million.

NHDES provided the funding through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) and the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF). More information about the projects that have recently been approved is below:

Alphabetical list of cities, towns, or entities receiving funds:

• Canaan, Cardigan Mountain School – Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $200,000
  Local funds: $800,000
  Total project cost: $1,000,000

• Colebrook, Town of – Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $809,200
  CWSRF loan: $1,213,800
  Total project cost: $2,023,000

• Durham, Town of – Clean Water Planning
  ARPA grant: $100,000
  Total project cost: $100,000

• Exeter, Town of – Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $99,215
  CWSRF loan: $231,500
  Total project cost: $330,715

• Exeter, Town of – Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $180,000
  CWSRF loan: $1,600,000
  Total project cost: $1,780,000

• Exeter, Town of - Clean Water Planning
  ARPA grant: $100,000
  Total project cost: $100,000

• Littleton, Town of – Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $579,000
  CWSRF loan: $1,351,000
  Total project cost: $ $1,930,000

• Littleton, Town of – Clean Water Planning
  ARPA grant: $100,000
  Total project cost: $100,000

• Rochester, City of – Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $350,000
  CWSRF loan: $950,000
  Total project cost: $1,300,000

• Warner, Village District - Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $538,215
  CWSRF loan: $1,259,834
  Total project cost: $1,798,049

• Wolfeboro, Town of – Clean Water Infrastructure
  ARPA grant: $672,000
  CWSRF loan: $1,008,000
  Total project cost: $1,680,000