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Senate district

Senate District 22

Funded projects located in this State Senate district.

State and federal funding
$2.9M
Projects
5
Towns with projects
3
By funding program
NameFunding
American Rescue Plan Act
$2.9M
By project type
NameFunding
PFAS remediation
$1.8M
Dams
$1.0M
Planning and asset management
$100K
Cybersecurity
$44K

Where the money flowed

Funding flow from programs to project types in Senate District 22$2,944,200 flows from 1 funding programs into 4 project groups. The largest single flow is American Rescue Plan Act into PFAS remediation, $1,800,000. A table with every flow follows the chart.American Rescue Plan Act to PFAS remediation: $1,800,000American Rescue Plan Act to Dams: $1,000,000American Rescue Plan Act to Cybersecurity: $44,200American Rescue Plan Act to Planning and asset management: $100,000ARPA: $2,944,200ARPA $2.9MPFAS remediation: $1,800,000PFAS remediation $1.8MDams: $1,000,000Dams $1.0MCybersecurity: $44,200Cybersecurity $44KPlanning and asset management: $100,000Planning and asset management $100K
Show these flows as a table
Funding flow from programs to project types in Senate District 22
ProgramProject typeAmount
American Rescue Plan ActPFAS remediation$1,800,000
American Rescue Plan ActDams$1,000,000
American Rescue Plan ActPlanning and asset management$100,000
American Rescue Plan ActCybersecurity$44,200

What the money built

Projects

Funded projects in Senate District 22, largest first
ProjectTypeApprovedFunding
Town of PlaistowPlaistowPFAS remediationNovember 22, 2022$1,500,000
Town of SalemSalemDamsMay 3, 2023$1,000,000
Town of AtkinsonAtkinsonPFAS remediationMay 31, 2023$300,000
City of SalemSalemPlanning and asset managementSeptember 21, 2022$100,000
Town of SalemSalemCybersecurityMarch 22, 2023$44,200

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