Water Infrastructure Funding

Projects

Drinking water, wastewater, stormwater and dam projects NHDES has funded since 2021, newest first.

NHDES funding committed
$239.6 million
Projects
200
Communities
91
Map of New Hampshire with a point for each project listed on this page
Where the projects on this page are
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Showing 181–200 of 200 projects.

  1. 2022 HancockDrinking Water Asset Management Program $70K
  2. 2022 HaverhillDrinking Water Asset Management Program · Woodsville Water and Light $65K
  3. 2022 HillsboroughDrinking Water Asset Management Program $75K
  4. 2022 HillsboroughStormwater Asset Management Program · Emerald Lake Village District, Hillsborough $30K
  5. 2022 HudsonDrinking Water Asset Management Program $100K
  6. 2022 LancasterDrinking Water Asset Management Program $80K
  7. 2022 LisbonClean Water Sustainability Asset Management Program $30K
  8. 2022 MilfordDrinking Water Asset Management Program $100K
  9. 2022 MilfordWastewater Asset Management Program $30K
  10. 2022 New CastleDrinking Water Asset Management Program $63K
  11. 2022 OssipeeDrinking Water Asset Management Program · Carroll County $60K
  12. 2022 PembrokeDrinking Water Asset Management Program $63K
  13. 2022 PlaistowDrinking Water Asset Management Program $100K
  14. 2022 PlymouthClean Water Sustainability Asset Management Program $30K
  15. 2022 PortsmouthClean Water Sustainability Asset Management Program $210K
  16. 2022 RochesterDrinking Water Asset Management Program $100K
  17. 2022 RyeDrinking Water Asset Management Program · Rye Water District $100K
  18. 2022 SomersworthClean Water Sustainability Asset Management Program $60K
  19. 2022 SwanzeyClean Water Sustainability Asset Management Program $30K
  20. January 2021 ExeterClean Water Infrastructure $5.3M