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NH Water Infrastructure FundingWhere the money went, town by town

Where New Hampshire's water infrastructure funding went

Grants and loans from NHDES for drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, dams and flood resilience, by project, town and legislative district. Every page is a link you can share.

State and federal funding
$202M
Grants and loans, excluding local match
Projects
159
Across 82 towns
ARPA grants
$92M
American Rescue Plan Act
Per New Hampshire resident
$147
Based on the 2020 census

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Where the money flowed

Each band runs from a funding program to the kind of project it paid for. Wider bands carry more money.

Funding flow from programs to project types, statewide$202,082,315 flows from 5 funding programs into 7 project groups. The largest single flow is Clean Water State Revolving Fund into Wastewater and clean water, $70,323,464. A table with every flow follows the chart.American Rescue Plan Act to Wastewater and clean water: $36,036,024American Rescue Plan Act to Other (5 types): $5,542,414American Rescue Plan Act to PFAS remediation: $12,205,834Drinking Water State Revolving Fund to Drinking water: $13,262,041American Rescue Plan Act to Drinking water: $17,671,805Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund to Drinking water: $5,694,900American Rescue Plan Act to Drinking water and wastewater: $10,945,297American Rescue Plan Act to Planning and asset management: $4,168,165American Rescue Plan Act to Dams: $5,558,934Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Planning and asset management: $511,500Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Wastewater and clean water: $70,323,464Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Other (5 types): $1,531,453PFAS Remediation Loan Fund to PFAS remediation: $9,219,024Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund to Drinking water and wastewater: $178,010Drinking Water State Revolving Fund to Wastewater and clean water: $4,550,000Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund to PFAS remediation: $428,250Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Drinking water: $4,255,200ARPA: $92,128,473ARPA $92MDrinking Water SRF: $17,812,041Drinking Water SRF $18MGroundwater Trust Fund: $6,301,160Groundwater Trust Fund $6.3MClean Water SRF: $76,621,617Clean Water SRF $77MPFAS Loan Fund: $9,219,024PFAS Loan Fund $9.2MWastewater and clean water: $110,909,488Wastewater and clean water $111MOther (5 types): $7,073,867Other (5 types) $7.1MPFAS remediation: $21,853,108PFAS remediation $22MDrinking water: $40,883,946Drinking water $41MDrinking water and wastewater: $11,123,307Drinking water and wastewater $11MPlanning and asset management: $4,679,665Planning and asset management $4.7MDams: $5,558,934Dams $5.6M
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Funding flow from programs to project types, statewide
ProgramProject typeAmount
Clean Water State Revolving FundWastewater and clean water$70,323,464
American Rescue Plan ActWastewater and clean water$36,036,024
American Rescue Plan ActDrinking water$17,671,805
Drinking Water State Revolving FundDrinking water$13,262,041
American Rescue Plan ActPFAS remediation$12,205,834
American Rescue Plan ActDrinking water and wastewater$10,945,297
PFAS Remediation Loan FundPFAS remediation$9,219,024
Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust FundDrinking water$5,694,900
American Rescue Plan ActDams$5,558,934
Drinking Water State Revolving FundWastewater and clean water$4,550,000
Clean Water State Revolving FundDrinking water$4,255,200
American Rescue Plan ActPlanning and asset management$4,168,165
American Rescue Plan ActFlood resilience$2,782,016
Clean Water State Revolving FundStormwater$1,531,453
American Rescue Plan ActStormwater$1,056,337
American Rescue Plan ActCybersecurity$891,961
American Rescue Plan ActEnergy efficiency$512,100
Clean Water State Revolving FundPlanning and asset management$511,500
Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust FundPFAS remediation$428,250
American Rescue Plan ActWatershed and monitoring$300,000
Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust FundDrinking water and wastewater$178,010

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What the money built

Counts are projects whose NHDES description names the work. A project can appear under more than one heading.

Approved at each Governor and Council meeting

The Governor and Executive Council vote on these awards. Each bar is one meeting.

Funding approved per Governor and Executive Council meetingFunding approved across 25 Governor and Executive Council meetings from May 4, 2022 to August 23, 2023. The largest single meeting was November 22, 2022, with $48,446,636. A table follows the chart.$0$10M$20M$30M$40M$50MMay 4, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $215,0005/4/22May 18, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $2,570,000May 18, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $1,330,000$3.9M5/18/22June 1, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $1,818,000June 1, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $950,0006/1/22June 15, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $5,973,000June 15, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $735,000$6.7M6/15/22June 29, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $3,419,700June 29, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $2,683,000June 29, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $265,200June 29, 2022: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $50,000$6.4M6/29/22July 27, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $10,634,659July 27, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $21,347,027July 27, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $1,554,000July 27, 2022: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $428,250$34M7/27/22August 17, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $4,267,746August 17, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $1,342,900August 17, 2022: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $1,432,500$7.0M8/17/22September 7, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $200,0009/7/22September 21, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $5,868,266September 21, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $6,485,000September 21, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $4,953,200September 21, 2022: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $302,400$18M9/21/22October 4, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $2,150,000October 4, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $8,102,750October 4, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $90,000$10M10/4/22October 19, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $1,393,350October 19, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $148,750October 19, 2022: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $475,000October 19, 2022: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $1,200,00010/19/22November 2, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $450,000November 2, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $1,050,00011/2/22November 22, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $21,863,679November 22, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $17,235,923November 22, 2022: PFAS Remediation Loan Fund $9,219,024November 22, 2022: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $128,010$48M11/22/22December 7, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $499,215December 7, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $231,50012/7/22December 21, 2022: American Rescue Plan Act $3,966,613December 21, 2022: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $7,382,634$11M12/21/22January 18, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $7,046,612January 18, 2023: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $5,204,203$12M1/18/23February 8, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $1,731,0002/8/23February 22, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $4,273,899February 22, 2023: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $2,020,830$6.3M2/22/23March 8, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $3,167,000March 8, 2023: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $3,500,000March 8, 2023: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $2,160,000$8.8M3/8/23March 22, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $2,248,100March 22, 2023: Clean Water State Revolving Fund $280,000March 22, 2023: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $5,257,741$7.8M3/22/23May 3, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $1,540,0005/3/23May 31, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $500,0005/31/23June 28, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $1,800,0006/28/23August 2, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $1,681,950August 2, 2023: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $756,000August 2, 2023: Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund $600,0008/2/23August 23, 2023: American Rescue Plan Act $2,850,684August 23, 2023: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund $1,053,000$3.9M8/23/23
  • American Rescue Plan Act
  • Clean Water State Revolving Fund
  • Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
  • PFAS Remediation Loan Fund
  • Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund
Show approvals by meeting as a table
Funding approved per Governor and Executive Council meeting
Meeting dateProjectsFunding approved
May 4, 20221$215,000
May 18, 20223$3,900,000
June 1, 20224$2,768,000
June 15, 20223$6,708,000
June 29, 20228$6,417,900
July 27, 202211$33,963,936
August 17, 20225$7,043,146
September 7, 20222$200,000
September 21, 202213$17,608,866
October 4, 20222$10,342,750
October 19, 20223$3,217,100
November 2, 20221$1,500,000
November 22, 202228$48,446,636
December 7, 20223$730,715
December 21, 202210$11,349,247
January 18, 202316$12,250,815
February 8, 20232$1,731,000
February 22, 202310$6,294,729
March 8, 20235$8,827,000
March 22, 20239$7,785,841
May 3, 20233$1,540,000
May 31, 20232$500,000
June 28, 20234$1,800,000
August 2, 20236$3,037,950
August 23, 20235$3,903,684

Every project, sized by funding

All funded projects sized by funding and grouped by project type159 projects sized by funding, grouped by project type. The 10 largest projects account for 38% of all funding. Each rectangle links to its project page.Wastewater and clean water $111MWastewater and clean water: $110,909,488Town of Hampton (Hampton): $15,800,000Town of Hampton$16MTown of Merrimack (Merrimack): $10,102,750Town of Merrimack$10MTilton-Northfield Water District (Tilton): $6,500,000Tilton-Northfield Water Di…$6.5MCity of Franklin (Franklin): $5,000,000City of Franklin$5.0MTown of Ashland (Ashland): $5,000,000Town of Ashl…$5.0MTown of Waterville Valley (Waterville Valley): $4,800,000$4.8MTown of Winchester (Winchester): $4,700,000$4.7MTown of Exeter (Exeter): $4,650,000$4.7MCity of Claremont (Claremont): $4,419,000City of Clarem…$4.4MNorth Conway Water Precinct (Conway): $3,090,000$3.1MCity of Dover (Dover): $3,000,000$3.0MCity of Laconia (Gilford): $2,908,427$2.9MCity of Portsmouth (Portsmouth): $2,200,000$2.2MTown of Littleton (Littleton): $2,030,000$2.0MTown of Colebrook (Colebrook): $2,023,000$2.0MPlymouth Village Water & Sewer District (Plymouth): $2,000,000$2.0MMascoma Valley Cooperative, Inc., Canaan (Canaan): $1,970,000$2.0MCity of Portsmouth (Portsmouth): $1,950,000$1.9MTown of Enfield (Enfield): $1,900,000$1.9MWarner Village District (Warner): $1,798,049$1.8MTown of Exeter (Exeter): $1,780,000$1.8MTown of Wolfeboro (Wolfeboro): $1,680,000$1.7MCity of Keene (Keene): $1,661,600$1.7MCity of Manchester (Manchester): $1,600,000$1.6MWinnipesaukee River Basin Program (Franklin): $1,530,000$1.5MTown of Hookset (Hooksett): $1,500,000$1.5MCity of Lebanon (Lebanon): $1,469,532$1.5MTown of Newport (Newport): $1,350,000$1.4MCity of Rochester (Rochester): $1,300,000$1.3MTown of Jaffrey (Jaffrey): $1,300,000$1.3MTown of Rochester (Rochester): $1,264,500$1.3MCrossings at Sleepy Hallow Cooperative (Newmarket): $1,000,000City of Keene (Keene): $920,800City of Concord (Concord): $760,000$760KCity of Portsmouth (Portsmouth): $600,000$600KTown of Epping (Epping): $600,000$600KPlymouth Village Water & Sewer District (Plymouth): $578,000$578KPlymouth Village Water & Sewer District (Plymouth): $475,000Brookside Cooperative (Hill): $462,684Effingham Culvert Replacement (Effingham): $400,000Town of Milford (Milford): $390,000Town of Newmarket (Newmarket): $355,000Town of New Castle (New Castle): $341,900City of Manchester (Manchester): $250,000Town of Allenstown (Allenstown): $225,000City of Portsmouth (Portsmouth): $220,500Town of Derry (Derry): $217,746Cardigan Mountain School (Canaan): $200,000City of Concord (Concord): $166,000Town of Greenville (Temple): $150,000City of Dover (Dover): $120,000Fox Hill Cooperative (Franconia): $100,000Village District of Eastman (Springfield): $100,000Drinking water $41MDrinking water: $40,883,946Town of Derry (Derry): $6,110,000Town of Derry$6.1MCity of Dover (Dover): $5,188,000City of Dover$5.2MEmerald Lake Village District (Hillsborough): $4,775,400$4.8MCity of Franklin (Franklin): $3,600,000City of Franklin$3.6MTown of Henniker (Henniker): $3,100,000Town of Henniker$3.1MTown of Seabrook (Seabrook): $2,644,000Town of Seabrook$2.6MPlymouth Village Water & Sewer District (Plymouth): $2,604,600$2.6MCity of Claremont (Claremont): $2,590,000$2.6MTown of Lisbon (Lisbon): $2,053,000$2.1MTown of Enfield (Enfield): $1,900,000$1.9MRollinsford Water & Sewer District (Rollinsford): $1,620,000$1.6MTown of Wolfeboro (Wolfeboro): $1,470,000$1.5MRollinsford Water and Sewer District (Rollinsford): $1,008,000Red Sleigh Condo Association (Plymouth): $615,641Copple Crown Village District, New Durham (New Durham): $400,000Town of Wolfeboro (Wolfeboro): $361,305Whispering Brook Homeowners Association (Bartlett): $300,000Contoocook Village Precinct (Hopkinton): $252,000New Hampton Village Precinct (New Hampton): $240,000Autumn Woods, Derry (Derry): $52,000PFAS remediation $2…PFAS remediation: $21,853,108Merrimack Village District (Derry): $12,588,399Merrimack Village Dis…$13MAquarion Water Company, Hampton (Hampton): $1,769,509$1.8MMerrimack Village District (Merrimack): $1,500,000$1.5MTown of Plaistow (Plaistow): $1,500,000$1.5MTown of Bedford (Bedford): $1,500,000$1.5MCentury Community Association (Londonderry): $688,000Iron Wheel Mobile Home Park (Danville): $506,200Midridge Condominium Association (Londonderry): $440,000Wagon Wheel Tenants Cooperative (Londonderry): $383,000Town of Atkinson (Atkinson): $300,000Town of Kingston (Kingston): $288,000Town of New Ipswich (New Ipswich): $200,000Derry Cooperative School District (Derry): $150,000Town of North Hampton (North Hampton): $40,000Drinking water and wa…Drinking water and wastewater: $11,123,307Town Line Village Cooperative, Inc, Holderness (Holderness): $1,988,800$2.0MExeter River Cooperative, Inc. (Exeter): $1,981,600$2.0MCatamount Hill Cooperative, Inc. (Allenstown): $1,693,800$1.7MPresidential Pines Cooperative (Loudon): $1,564,825Rick Rimmon Cooperative, Inc. (Danville): $1,463,772Mountain View Cooperative, Inc. (Gilford): $1,411,510$1.4MSpruce Valley Cooperative (Danville): $1,019,000Dams $5.6MDams: $5,558,934Town of Salem (Salem): $1,000,000$1.0MGoffstown Village Precinct (Goffstown): $1,000,000$1.0MTown of Swanzey (Swanzey): $1,000,000$1.0MTown of Antrim (Antrim): $991,000$991KTown of Walpole (Walpole): $740,000City of Manchester (Manchester): $578,934Town of Exeter (Exeter): $172,000Town of Brookline (Brookline): $77,000Planning and asset …Planning and asset management: $4,679,665Loon Estates Cooperative (Northwood): $1,900,000$1.9MTown of Milton (Milton): $500,000Town of Exeter (Exeter): $430,715Town of Colebrook (Colebrook): $100,000Town of Newport (Newport): $100,000Town of Milton (Milton): $100,000Town of Durham (Durham): $100,000Plymouth Village Water & Sewer District (Plymouth): $100,000Town of Lancaster (Lancaster): $100,000Town of Raymond (Raymond): $100,000City of Berlin (Gorham): $100,000City of Dover (Dover): $100,000City of Keene (Keene): $100,000City of Salem (Salem): $100,000Town of Wolfeboro (Wolfeboro): $100,000City of Rochester (Rochester): $100,000Town of Waterville Valley (Waterville Valley): $100,000Town of Seabrook (Seabrook): $100,000City of Laconia (Laconia): $100,000Town of Milford (Milford): $100,000Woodsville Fire Department (Haverhill): $98,950Town of Londonderry (Londonderry): $50,000Flood…Flood resilience: $2,782,016Town of Seabrook (Seabrook): $1,050,200$1.1MTown of New Boston (New Boston): $400,000Town of Winchester (Winchester): $400,000City of Portsmouth (Portsmouth): $275,000The Nature Conservancy (Barrington): $254,923City of Rochester (Rochester): $150,000City of Dover (Dover): $100,000Rockingham County Conservation District (New Castle): $100,000Town of Plymouth (Plymouth): $51,893Storm…Stormwater: $2,587,790Town of Durham (Durham): $822,500Town of Durham (Durham): $822,500Town of Wolfeboro (Wolfeboro): $430,290Town of Swanzey (Swanzey): $312,500Town of Chesterfield (Chesterfield): $100,000Town of Pembroke (Pembroke): $100,000Cyber…Cybersecurity: $891,961City of Dover (Dover): $100,000Town of Waterville Valley (Waterville Valley): $100,000Town of Exeter (Exeter): $100,000City of Concord (Concord): $100,000Town of Milford (Milford): $100,000City of Claremont (Claremont): $86,366Gunstock Acres Village Water District (Gilford): $50,000City of Rochester (Rochester): $50,000Town of Merrimack (Merrimack): $50,000Town of Jackson (Jackson): $50,000Town of Salem (Salem): $44,200City of Somersworth (Somersworth): $41,966Village District of Eidelweiss (Madison): $19,429Town of Lincoln (Lincoln): $215,000Winnipesaukee River Basin, Franklin (Franklin): $189,100Town of Woodstock (Woodstock): $74,000Town of Antrim (Antrim): $34,000Town of Derry (Derry): $100,000Town of Kingston (Kingston): $100,000Town of Rye (Rye): $100,000

The 10 largest projects account for 38% of funding. Select any rectangle to open that project.

By Executive Council district
NameFunding
Executive Council District 3
$64M
Executive Council District 1
$54M
Executive Council District 2
$49M
Executive Council District 5
$21M
Executive Council District 4
$14M
By county
NameFunding
Rockingham
$67M
Grafton
$30M
Hillsborough
$24M
Merrimack
$22M
Strafford
$17M
Cheshire
$11M
Belknap
$11M
Sullivan
$8.6M
Carroll
$7.9M
Coos
$2.3M

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