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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Description:this Agreement Provides Funding Under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) to the State of Alaska to Implement Resources and Priorities to Help Address Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and Emerging Contaminant Challenges and Target Resources to Communities Most in Need of Assistance to Ensure That No Community Is Left Behind With Unsafe, Inadequate Water. Alaska Will Implement Projects Such as Planning and Design, Water System Restructuring, Consolidation, or Creation, Providing Households Access to Drinking Water Services, Technical Assistance, and Public Communication, Engagement, and Education With the Use of This Award Funding. Activities:the Activities Include Projects and Activities to Address Emerging Contaminants in Small or Disadvantaged Communities, Including But Not Limited to Research and Testing; Planning and Design to Address Emerging Contaminates; Treatment of Emerging Contaminants; Source Water Activities Related to Emerging Contaminants; Storage; Water System Restructuring; Providing Households Access to Drinking Water Services; Technical Assistance; Outreach and Education; and Workforce or Training Support to Public Water Systems in Addressing Emerging Contaminants. Subrecipient:subawards Will Be Used in This Agreement to Hire a Contractor to Construct the Infrastructure Necessary to Extend the Water Distribution System and Serve Clean, Safe Drinking Water to Properties in an Area Impacted by Pfas Contamination. Outcomes:this Agreement Is to an Eligible State or Territory to Implement a Program to Provide Assistance to Address Emerging Contaminants in Drinking Water to Small or Disadvantaged Communities. Funds Are to Carry Out Projects and Activities Needed for Public Water Systems to Comply With the Safe Drinking Water Act, Programs to Provide Household Water Quality Testing, Activities for a State to Respond to a Drinking Water Contaminants, and Activities That Benefit the Impacted Communities. the Anticipated Deliverables Include Two Projects That Will Extend the Water Distribution Systems to Serve Clean, Safe Drinking Water to Properties in Areas That Are Impacted by Pfas Contamination. These Projects Will Allow for the Provision of Adequate Volumes of Drinking Water to Provide Service Throughout the Impacted Distribution Area. the Expected Outcomes Include Increased Access to Clean, Safe Drinking Water and Affordable Water Service. This Grant Funding Will Allow for the Small Rural Water Systems Will Be Able to Provide Safe Drinking Water Without the Burden of Paying the Initial Construction Cost. the Intended Beneficiaries Include Residents of Yakutat and Dillingham Public Water Systems. Both Communities Are Small Rural Water Systems That Do Not Have the Financial Capacity to Incur Debt Sufficient to Address Pfas Issues. Direct Beneficiaries of This Program Include All State Residents and Occupants, Both Permanent and Temporary.
Committed
$37.8 Million
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