Federal grant · project grant (b)

Hidalgo Coirrigation Dist No6

Hidalgo County Irrigation District (HCID) Located in the City of Mission, Hidalgo County, Texas Will Construct a New Pump Station to Increase Reliability and Flexibility to Divert Water From the Rio Grande River During Periods of Drought. Hcids Current River Lift Station Suffers Operational Limitations Due to Persistent Low Water Levels. South Texas Rio Grande Is Experiencing the Worst Drought Conditions in 25 Years, and the Low River Levels Are Exacerbated by the Current Drought. Hcid Provides Water to Agricultural Producers, Aqua Special Utility District for Municipal Potable Water Needs, Moore Airfield Federal Research Facility, and Frontera Generation for Power. This Project Is Supported by the Region M Water Planning Groups 2021 Water Plan That Focuses on Water Management Strategies and Drought Planning.

Committed

$2.0 Million

Paid out
$95.8K
5%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.9M
95%

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