BOSTON — Eight Bristol County, Mass., municipal projects for drinking water or clean water infrastructure received loan offers from the state on Thursday.
To receive the state’s 2 percent loan, the Bristol County projects must get local funding authority by June 30, apply for the loans and receive approval from the Mass. Department of Environmental Protection. The eight projects total $86,944,000 in expected costs.
Massachusetts is offering these loans to 88 clean water and drinking water projects across the state.
Fall River was deemed eligible for state funding for two drinking water projects and one clean water project. All three are marked as projects targeted toward “environmental justice communities,” or areas where low-income communities are disproportionately impacted by environmental damage. Some of
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