Public Facilities Authority Announces $44.2 Million in Awards

The Minnesota Public Facility Authority (MPFA) announced more than $44.2 million in loans and grants to 15 wastewater and drinking water infrastructure projects throughout the state.

The MPFA helps cities replace aging infrastructure and make system improvements to protect public health and improve water quality. Since its inception in 1987, the MPFA has provided $6.9 billion for public infrastructure programs statewide.

"MPFA funding has profound impact on our communities, improving not only our economy but our environment, as well," said Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Commissioner and MPFA Chair Matt Varilek. "By prioritizing clean and accessible drinking water, we are working to ensure the wellbeing of our communities for years to come."

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