A couple of Blair County water projects are set to receive funding.
As part of an effort to protect state water resources, the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority agreed Tuesday to provide a grant of over $1.5 million for the Williamsburg Municipal Water Authority and also back an $11 million loan to upgrade the water treatment plant and install six miles of new sewer lines.
The PENNVEST Board also approved $700 thousand in low interest loans for water improvement efforts at Mill Hill Farms in Williamsburg to build a new system for storing and disposing animal waste while protecting ground water supplies.
As part of an effort to protect state water resources, the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority agreed Tuesday to provide a grant of over $1.5 million for the Williamsburg Municipal Water Authority and also back an $11 million loan to upgrade the water treatment plant and install six miles of new sewer lines.
The PENNVEST Board also approved $700 thousand in low interest loans for water improvement efforts at Mill Hill Farms in Williamsburg to build a new system for storing and disposing animal waste while protecting ground water supplies.
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