Feds send $140 million to Illinois to replace lead service lines – Center Square

“There’s lead service line funding that is the main funding in terms of dollar amounts. We also have funding to address emerging contaminants. And on top of that, there is additional supplemental funding to fund the regular projects that we historically would fund,” said Nidnan Singh, of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

Let’s be sure to follow exactly how, where and when this $140 million is spent.

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

And Pritzker will steal it, excuse me I mean divert it.

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