Thanks to assistance from the State Revolving Fund, Algona can fund their city's sewer project and improve water quality for its residents without raising rates
By being able to apply for a second year of funding from the State Revolving Fund, Moravia can continue their project to rebuild their city's lagoon system.
The City of Nevada used multiple programs through the State Revolving Fund to finance their new water treatment facility and appreciated the cost-effectiveness.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Department of Interior issued a waiver of Build America, Buy America Act (BABAA) procurement requirements.
The SRF Nonpoint Program offers 0% interest loans up to $500K for water quality projects. Public entities with project control can apply by September 1, 2024
