Unofficial prototype by NovaHawk Labs, built from public NHDES data. Not an NHDES website. Covers 159 ARPA-era projects, about 40% of the full program. How this was built

NH Water Infrastructure FundingWhere the money went, town by town

Floterial district

Strafford 21 (floterial)

Floterial districts overlay several House districts to balance representation. Funded projects located in this floterial district.

State and federal funding
$8.6M
Projects
6
Towns with projects
1
By funding program
NameFunding
American Rescue Plan Act
$6.5M
Clean Water State Revolving Fund
$2.1M
By project type
NameFunding
Drinking water
$5.2M
Wastewater and clean water
$3.1M
Cybersecurity
$100K
Flood resilience
$100K
Planning and asset management
$100K

Where the money flowed

Funding flow from programs to project types in Strafford 21 (floterial)$8,608,000 flows from 2 funding programs into 3 project groups. The largest single flow is American Rescue Plan Act into Drinking water, $5,188,000. A table with every flow follows the chart.American Rescue Plan Act to Other (3 types): $300,000American Rescue Plan Act to Wastewater and clean water: $1,014,000Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Wastewater and clean water: $2,106,000American Rescue Plan Act to Drinking water: $5,188,000ARPA: $6,502,000ARPA $6.5MClean Water SRF: $2,106,000Clean Water SRF $2.1MOther (3 types): $300,000Other (3 types) $300KWastewater and clean water: $3,120,000Wastewater and clean water $3.1MDrinking water: $5,188,000Drinking water $5.2M
Show these flows as a table
Funding flow from programs to project types in Strafford 21 (floterial)
ProgramProject typeAmount
American Rescue Plan ActDrinking water$5,188,000
Clean Water State Revolving FundWastewater and clean water$2,106,000
American Rescue Plan ActWastewater and clean water$1,014,000
American Rescue Plan ActCybersecurity$100,000
American Rescue Plan ActFlood resilience$100,000
American Rescue Plan ActPlanning and asset management$100,000

What the money built

Projects

Funded projects in Strafford 21 (floterial), largest first
ProjectTypeApprovedFunding
City of DoverDoverDrinking waterJune 15, 2022$5,188,000
City of DoverDoverWastewater and clean waterSeptember 21, 2022$3,000,000
City of DoverDoverWastewater and clean waterJanuary 18, 2023$120,000
City of DoverDoverCybersecurityJune 28, 2023$100,000
City of DoverDoverFlood resilienceNovember 22, 2022$100,000
City of DoverDoverPlanning and asset managementSeptember 21, 2022$100,000

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