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NH Water Infrastructure FundingWhere the money went, town by town

Executive Council district

Executive Council District 4

The Executive Council votes on each of these awards alongside the Governor. This page shows every funded project located in this Council district.

State and federal funding
$14M
Projects
16
Towns with projects
10
By funding program
NameFunding
American Rescue Plan Act
$13M
Clean Water State Revolving Fund
$1.1M
By project type
NameFunding
Wastewater and clean water
$3.6M
Drinking water and wastewater
$3.3M
PFAS remediation
$3.0M
Planning and asset management
$1.9M
Dams
$1.6M
Flood resilience
$255K
Stormwater
$100K

Where the money flowed

Funding flow from programs to project types in Executive Council District 4$13,728,482 flows from 2 funding programs into 6 project groups. The largest single flow is American Rescue Plan Act into Drinking water and wastewater, $3,258,625. A table with every flow follows the chart.American Rescue Plan Act to PFAS remediation: $3,011,000American Rescue Plan Act to Wastewater and clean water: $2,525,000American Rescue Plan Act to Dams: $1,578,934American Rescue Plan Act to Drinking water and wastewater: $3,258,625American Rescue Plan Act to Other (2 types): $354,923Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Wastewater and clean water: $1,050,000American Rescue Plan Act to Planning and asset management: $1,950,000ARPA: $12,678,482ARPA $13MClean Water SRF: $1,050,000Clean Water SRF $1.1MPFAS remediation: $3,011,000PFAS remediation $3.0MWastewater and clean water: $3,575,000Wastewater and clean water $3.6MDams: $1,578,934Dams $1.6MDrinking water and wastewater: $3,258,625Drinking water and wastewater $3.3MOther (2 types): $354,923Other (2 types) $355KPlanning and asset management: $1,950,000Planning and asset management $1.9M
Show these flows as a table
Funding flow from programs to project types in Executive Council District 4
ProgramProject typeAmount
American Rescue Plan ActDrinking water and wastewater$3,258,625
American Rescue Plan ActPFAS remediation$3,011,000
American Rescue Plan ActWastewater and clean water$2,525,000
American Rescue Plan ActPlanning and asset management$1,950,000
American Rescue Plan ActDams$1,578,934
Clean Water State Revolving FundWastewater and clean water$1,050,000
American Rescue Plan ActFlood resilience$254,923
American Rescue Plan ActStormwater$100,000

What the money built

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

Projects

Funded projects in Executive Council District 4, largest first
ProjectTypeApprovedFunding
Loon Estates CooperativeNorthwoodPlanning and asset managementMay 18, 2022$1,900,000
Catamount Hill Cooperative, Inc.AllenstownDrinking water and wastewaterNovember 22, 2022$1,693,800
City of ManchesterManchesterWastewater and clean waterFebruary 22, 2023$1,600,000
Presidential Pines CooperativeLoudonDrinking water and wastewaterJanuary 18, 2023$1,564,825
Town of HooksetHooksettWastewater and clean waterNovember 2, 2022$1,500,000
Town of BedfordBedfordPFAS remediationJuly 27, 2022$1,500,000
Goffstown Village PrecinctGoffstownDamsFebruary 22, 2023$1,000,000
Century Community AssociationLondonderryPFAS remediationJanuary 18, 2023$688,000
City of ManchesterManchesterDamsFebruary 22, 2023$578,934
Midridge Condominium AssociationLondonderryPFAS remediationMay 3, 2023$440,000
Wagon Wheel Tenants CooperativeLondonderryPFAS remediationJanuary 18, 2023$383,000
The Nature ConservancyBarringtonFlood resilienceNovember 22, 2022$254,923
City of ManchesterManchesterWastewater and clean waterFebruary 22, 2023$250,000
Town of AllenstownAllenstownWastewater and clean waterNovember 22, 2022$225,000
Town of PembrokePembrokeStormwaterJune 29, 2022$100,000
Town of LondonderryLondonderryPlanning and asset managementJune 15, 2022$50,000

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