Wastewater in Arkansas
The current state of the Arkansas wastewater industry — verified jobs, facility news, upcoming training, local companies, and the operator certification path that serves Arkansas.
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Facility & utility news from Arkansas
Arkansas Launches $25 Million Grant Program for Shovel-Ready Water and Wastewater Infrastructure
Arkansas has opened applications for a new $25 million matching grant program aimed at moving critical water and wastewater projects to construction. The program requires up to a 30 percent local match and targets shovel-ready sewer collection and treatment systems. Funding decisions will be finalized in November 2026 by the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission.
Source: Arkansas.gov
$25 Million Grant Program Now Available for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure
The Arkansas Department of Natural Resources has launched a new matching grant program to assist communities with water and wastewater projects. The initiative focuses on shovel-ready projects to accelerate critical infrastructure improvements across the state.
Source: Arkansas.gov
Arkansas Launches $25 Million Grant Program for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure
The Arkansas Department of Natural Resources has opened a new $25 million matching grant program to accelerate shovel-ready water and wastewater projects. The program is designed to help communities move critical infrastructure improvements from the planning phase to construction.
Source: Arkansas.gov
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