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Reliable and safe water infrastructure is essential for public health and economic stability. If this bill passes, communities will continue to have access to federal funds to improve their water systems, helping them adapt to climate change, prevent contamination, and avoid costly failures. This means continued support for projects that safeguard our drinking water and effectively treat wastewater.
If the bill does not pass, these crucial federal programs would expire at the end of fiscal year 2026. This could leave many communities struggling to finance necessary infrastructure upgrades on their own, potentially leading to less resilient water systems, increased local utility costs, and a higher risk of water service disruptions or environmental issues.
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Reliable and safe water infrastructure is essential for public health and economic stability. If this bill passes, communities will continue to have access to federal funds to improve their water systems, helping them adapt to climate change, prevent contamination, and avoid costly failures. This means continued support for projects that safeguard our drinking water and effectively treat wastewater.
If the bill does not pass, these crucial federal programs would expire at the end of fiscal year 2026. This could leave many communities struggling to finance necessary infrastructure upgrades on their own, potentially leading to less resilient water systems, increased local utility costs, and a higher risk of water service disruptions or environmental issues.
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