Funding Programs

Multiple drinking water, wastewater and resiliency infrastructure projects in New Hampshire are being assisted with a combination of grant and loan funds from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA), Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) and Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF).

American Rescue Plan Act

$100.2 million for 199 projects

Federal American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funds that NHDES awarded as grants.

Largest commitments

ARPA projects on the map

Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$88.9 million for 41 projects

Low-interest loans for wastewater, stormwater and other clean water projects.

Largest commitments

Clean Water SRF projects on the map

Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

$30.4 million for 18 projects

Low-interest loans for public drinking water systems.

Largest commitments

Drinking Water SRF projects on the map

PFAS Remediation Loan Fund

$13.2 million for 2 projects

State loans to treat or replace water supplies affected by PFAS.

Largest commitments

Merrimack Village District $9.2M
Jaffrey $4M

PFAS loan fund projects on the map

Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund

$6.7 million for 9 projects

State trust fund grants and loans that protect drinking water and groundwater.

Largest commitments

City of Franklin $2.2M
Emerald Lake Village District $1.4M
Plymouth Village Water & Sewer District $1.2M
Rollinsford Water & Sewer District $600K

Trust Fund projects on the map

ARPA combined with other programs

63 projects combined an ARPA grant with State Revolving Fund, PFAS loan fund or Trust Fund money, so the project could be larger than the grant alone would pay for.

All 63 on the map