Monthly Archives: March 2016

Ohio’s 14th District, in the northeast corner of the State and covering Ashtabular, Lake, Geauga, eastern Cuyahoga, northern Trumbull, northern Portage and northeaster Summit Counties, faces a variety of threats to its clean water supply. As is true of the … Continue reading →

Residents of West Virginia’s 3rd District, in the southern part of the State and represented by House Appropriations Interior and Environment Subcommittee member Evan Jenkins, face as dire a health threat from contaminated water as exists nearly anywhere else in the country.    … Continue reading →

Minnesota’s 4th Congressional district, represented by House Appropriations Interior and Environment Subcommittee Ranking Member Betty McCollum and covering Ramsey and Washington counties in the eastern part of the State, includes its share of both small rural towns and sizable cities, … Continue reading →

California has never been more desperate for federal funds to build water infrastructure, and the State’s 42nd district, represented by House Appropriations Interior and Environment Subcommittee Chairman Ken Calvert, is no exception. Located in southern California and including parts of western Riverside … Continue reading →

On February 18th, the Congressional Research Service (CRS) released a report discussing six policy options for addressing the financing needs of local wastewater and drinking water infrastructure projects. These policy options are intended to reverse the growing gap between available … Continue reading →