Kansas Rep. Sharice Davis Cleans Up Johnson County Water

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This month, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Johnson County would receive a loan for $281 million through the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA). Leaders will use the loan to totally reconstruct the Nelson Treatment Facility; the entire project cost will total $574 million.

The bipartisan infrastructure law approved earlier this year kept the WIFIA program alive. U.S. Representative Sharice Davids, who serves Johnson County in Washington, D.C., supported the law from its inception. She said modernizing infrastructure like wastewater treatment facilities benefits a community’s health and economic development opportunities.

“We are getting these things done in a bipartisan way,” she said. “This is wins all around: wins at the local level, wins at the state level and wins at the national level. I’m really glad we were able to get the bipartisan infrastructure bill across the finish line and help make it possible for the Nelson Wastewater Facility to get this WIFIA loan.”

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EPA loan to help cover costs of Johnson County wastewater treatment facility upgrades

MISSION, Kan. - Leaders in Johnson County, Kansas, said securing a low-interest loan from the federal government to help pay for upgrades to a wastewater treatment facility will keep rates low for property owners in the county. This month, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Johnson County would receive a loan for $281 million through the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA).