More than 40 grants go towards state’s water systems
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — More than $200,000,000 is going towards Tennessee’s water infrastructure.
“These grants will address important water infrastructure needs across rural and urban Tennessee communities,” Gov. Bill Lee said. “We look forward to the improvements these projects will bring, and we commend the communities who have gone through the application process.”
According to a news release, 43 grants totaling $203,244,525, are going to:
- Town of Gibson – $683,498
- Town of Hollow Rock – $704,545
- Town of Huntingdon – $1,389,471
- Town of McLemoresville – $850,512
- City of Paris – $1,887,631
- City of Ripley – $1,770,145
- Town of Trimble – $935,315
Other cities receiving funds include Memphis. You can find the full list here.
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