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

Grafton County

Holderness

Population 2,004 (2020 census)

State and federal funding
$2.0M
Projects
1
Funding per resident
$992
Median among funded towns: $149
By funding program
NameFunding
American Rescue Plan Act
$1.9M
Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund
$50K
By project type
NameFunding
Drinking water and wastewater
$2.0M

Where the money flowed

Funding flow from programs to project types in Holderness$1,988,800 flows from 2 funding programs into 1 project groups. The largest single flow is American Rescue Plan Act into Drinking water and wastewater, $1,938,800. A table with every flow follows the chart.American Rescue Plan Act to Drinking water and wastewater: $1,938,800Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund to Drinking water and wastewater: $50,000ARPA: $1,938,800ARPA $1.9MGroundwater Trust Fund: $50,000Groundwater Trust Fund $50KDrinking water and wastewater: $1,988,800Drinking water and wastewater $2.0M
Show these flows as a table
Funding flow from programs to project types in Holderness
ProgramProject typeAmount
American Rescue Plan ActDrinking water and wastewater$1,938,800
Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust FundDrinking water and wastewater$50,000

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 Holderness, largest first
    ProjectTypeApprovedFunding
    Town Line Village Cooperative, Inc, HoldernessHoldernessDrinking water and wastewaterJune 29, 2022$1,988,800

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