Rep. Bresnahan Secures $1,000,000 for Dallas Area Wastewater Infrastructure
U.S. Representative Rob Bresnahan announced $1 million in federal funding for the Dallas Area Municipal Authority to upgrade its wastewater infrastructure. The project is the first phase of a larger regional effort to enhance system reliability.
The funding will support critical upgrades to the Dallas Area Municipal Authority's wastewater system, ensuring the infrastructure can handle current and future demands. Rep. Bresnahan highlighted that proactive investment is essential to avoid emergency repairs and service disruptions.
This project is part of a broader regional strategy to strengthen wastewater capacity in Pennsylvania's 8th District. By modernizing these systems, the authority aims to support economic growth and protect the local environment.
Local leaders joined the Congressman to mark the announcement, noting that reliable sewer systems are foundational to community health. The work is expected to begin shortly, marking a significant milestone for the authority's long-term capital improvement plan.
House Passes WRDA 2026 with Support for Sonoma County
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026, which includes a specific authorization for $60 million in water and wastewater infrastructure funding for Sonoma and Marin counties in California.
Source: Sonoma Sun
North Carolina State Water Infrastructure Authority Awards New Funding
The North Carolina State Water Infrastructure Authority approved funding for various drinking water, wastewater, and PFAS-related projects. The awards were finalized during a July 2026 meeting to support state-wide infrastructure needs.
Source: NC Department of Environmental Quality
Coalition Urges Strong Federal Funding for Water Infrastructure
A coalition led by the American Public Works Association (APWA) is advocating for robust federal funding for water infrastructure, citing the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026. The proposed legislation aims to reauthorize and increase funding for both Drinking Water and Clean Water State Revolving Funds through 2030.
Source: APWA
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