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

Senate district

Senate District 17

Funded projects located in this State Senate district.

State and federal funding
$5.5M
Projects
5
Towns with projects
4
By funding program
NameFunding
American Rescue Plan Act
$5.5M
By project type
NameFunding
Drinking water and wastewater
$3.3M
Planning and asset management
$1.9M
Wastewater and clean water
$225K
Stormwater
$100K

Where the money flowed

Funding flow from programs to project types in Senate District 17$5,483,625 flows from 1 funding programs into 4 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 Drinking water and wastewater: $3,258,625American Rescue Plan Act to Wastewater and clean water: $225,000American Rescue Plan Act to Stormwater: $100,000American Rescue Plan Act to Planning and asset management: $1,900,000ARPA: $5,483,625ARPA $5.5MDrinking water and wastewater: $3,258,625Drinking water and wastewater $3.3MWastewater and clean water: $225,000Wastewater and clean water $225KStormwater: $100,000Stormwater $100KPlanning and asset management: $1,900,000Planning and asset management $1.9M
Show these flows as a table
Funding flow from programs to project types in Senate District 17
ProgramProject typeAmount
American Rescue Plan ActDrinking water and wastewater$3,258,625
American Rescue Plan ActPlanning and asset management$1,900,000
American Rescue Plan ActWastewater and clean water$225,000
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 Senate District 17, 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
Presidential Pines CooperativeLoudonDrinking water and wastewaterJanuary 18, 2023$1,564,825
Town of AllenstownAllenstownWastewater and clean waterNovember 22, 2022$225,000
Town of PembrokePembrokeStormwaterJune 29, 2022$100,000

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