Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Funds the Phase Iii Elkhorn Water Project, to Provide Quality/dependable Potable Water and Fire Protection Service to Customers With Approximately 50 Businesses Including Bed and Breakfasts and Private Campgrounds in Welch, West Virginia. These Customers Currently Have No Public Sewage System, and the Use of an On-site Sewage Disposal System Is Highly Contaminated, Which Is Unsafe for These Local Businesses. Once Completed, the Project Will Help the Region Address the Significant and Sudden Loss of Jobs Caused by the Coronavirus Pandemic and the Decline in the Coal Industry by Enhancing Job Creation and Retention in an Area, Which Will Advance Economic Resiliency Throughout the Region.
Committed
$6.5 Million
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