Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: This Project Will Directly Help With the Districts Drought Resiliency and Help Increase Access to Groundwater Supplies by Providing an Additional 3,466-ACRE Feet Per Year, Representing a 6.1% Increase in the Total Annual Average Water Supply.activities to Be Performedthe Major Components of the Project Include But Are Not Limited to: Construction of a 33 Acre-feet Capacity Reservoir Construction of a 24 Acre Recharge Facility Installation of a Pipeline Between the Two Facilitiesoutcomewith the Passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (ira), Reclamation Is Able to Offer an Opportunity That Provides Up to 100 Percent of the Cost for the Planning or Design of Domestic Water Supply Projects That Benefit Disadvantaged Communities or Households That Do Not Have Reliable Access to Domestic Water Supplies. Beneficiary: the Public
Committed
$1.3 Million
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