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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Investment Will Support Enhancements to Three Transfer Stations Within the Applicant?s Solid Waste Management System. These Stations Collect Waste From All Industrial, Commercial, and Residential Customers Within the Three Rivers Solid Waste Management Authority?s Seven County Service Area Including Large Amounts of Debris After Disaster Events. Having Well-equipped Transfer Stations That Can Withstand Disaster-related Challenges Ensures That Waste Flow Control Continues to Operate Properly in Adverse Circumstances. This Ultimately Accelerates a Return to a State of Normalcy for the Disaster Affected Area and Supports Economic Recovery.
Committed
$2.0 Million
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