Missouri Natural Resources Department Awards $50,000 Grant to City of Laurie for Wastewater Regionalization Study
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources announced on November 13 in Jefferson City a $50,000 grant to the city of Laurie in Camden County to evaluate the feasibility of regionalizing a nearby wastewater treatment system. The funding comes through the department's Clean Water State Revolving Fund Regionalization Incentive Grant Program.
The city will study connecting the Haley's Way and Bass Point Resort Condominiums wastewater treatment plants to the city's wastewater system. The grant will fund 100 percent of the eligible costs to develop the plan, which is expected to be completed by August 2028, with the money ultimately provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The department said the Regionalization Incentive Grant Program competitively supports communities consolidating small, dispersed wastewater systems into regional systems to improve treatment reliability and water quality protection. Communities can find more information on wastewater and drinking water funding through the department's State Revolving Fund pages.
(Source: Missouri Department of Natural Resources)
Source: Missouri Department of Natural Resources
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