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Voters should care about this bill because access to clean, reliable water is fundamental for public health, economic development, and quality of life. Many areas, especially rural and tribal communities, face challenges with aging infrastructure, limited water access, or water quality concerns. If this bill becomes law, it could significantly upgrade and expand water systems across North Dakota, addressing these critical needs.
Without this bill, these specific projects might face delays, require more local funding, or not be completed at all, potentially leaving communities with inadequate water services. By authorizing substantial federal funding and ensuring it's adjusted for future costs, the bill aims to proactively invest in essential infrastructure, supporting long-term water security for a large segment of the state's population and its tribal nations.
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Voters should care about this bill because access to clean, reliable water is fundamental for public health, economic development, and quality of life. Many areas, especially rural and tribal communities, face challenges with aging infrastructure, limited water access, or water quality concerns. If this bill becomes law, it could significantly upgrade and expand water systems across North Dakota, addressing these critical needs.
Without this bill, these specific projects might face delays, require more local funding, or not be completed at all, potentially leaving communities with inadequate water services. By authorizing substantial federal funding and ensuring it's adjusted for future costs, the bill aims to proactively invest in essential infrastructure, supporting long-term water security for a large segment of the state's population and its tribal nations.
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| AMOUNT | PROGRAM | TYPE | YEARS |
|---|---|---|---|
| $120,000,000 (as indexed) | Northwest Area Water Supply Biota Water Treatment Plant and Pump Station Project | discretionary | until completion |
| $404,000,000 (as indexed) | McClusky Canal and Missouri River North Alternative for the Eastern North Dakota Alternate Water Supply Project | discretionary | until completion |
| $50,000,000 (as indexed) | Southwest Pipeline Project (intake, pump station, transmission line, hydraulic improvements, rural distribution) | discretionary | until completion |
| $63,000,000 (as indexed) | North Dakota rural water districts (treatment and rural distribution expansion) | discretionary | until completion |
| $743,000,000 (as indexed) | State and Tribal, municipal, rural, and industrial water service (for specific Tribal rural water systems) |
| discretionary |
| until completion |
| $118,000,000 (as indexed) | Spirit Lake Rural Water System within the Fort Totten Indian Reservation | discretionary | until completion |
| $275,000,000 (as indexed) | Three Affiliated Tribes Rural Water System within the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation | discretionary | until completion |
| $240,000,000 (as indexed) | Standing Rock Rural Water System within the Standing Rock Indian Reservation | discretionary | until completion |
| $98,000,000 (as indexed) | Turtle Mountain Rural Water System within the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation | discretionary | until completion |
| $12,000,000 (as indexed) | Lake Traverse Rural Water System (feasibility study and construction) | discretionary | until completion |
| $75,000,000 | Section 11 water resources programs | discretionary | to remain available until expended |