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
State and federal funding $4.9M
Projects 2
Towns with projects 2
By funding program Name Funding Clean Water State Revolving Fund American Rescue Plan Act
By project type Name Funding Drinking water Wastewater and clean water
Where the money flowed Funding flow from programs to project types in Merrimack 8 $4,898,049 flows from 2 funding programs into 2 project groups. The largest single flow is Clean Water State Revolving Fund into Drinking water, $2,140,000. A table with every flow follows the chart. Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Wastewater and clean water: $1,259,834 American Rescue Plan Act to Wastewater and clean water: $538,215 Clean Water State Revolving Fund to Drinking water: $2,140,000 American Rescue Plan Act to Drinking water: $960,000 Clean Water SRF: $3,399,834 Clean Water SRF $3.4M ARPA: $1,498,215 ARPA $1.5M Wastewater and clean water: $1,798,049 Wastewater and clean water $1.8M Drinking water: $3,100,000 Drinking water $3.1M Show these flows as a table Funding flow from programs to project types in Merrimack 8 Program Project type Amount Clean Water State Revolving Fund Drinking water $2,140,000 Clean Water State Revolving Fund Wastewater and clean water $1,259,834 American Rescue Plan Act Drinking water $960,000 American Rescue Plan Act Wastewater and clean water $538,215
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 Merrimack 8, largest first Project Type Approved Funding Town of Henniker Henniker Drinking water July 27, 2022 $3,100,000 Warner Village District Warner Wastewater and clean water December 21, 2022 $1,798,049
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Project data: NH Department of Environmental Services public story maps. Boundaries: NH GRANIT, the state's GIS clearinghouse. Prototype by NovaHawk Labs; not affiliated with or endorsed by NHDES.
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