The USDA Rural Development has announced a $79.079 million investment in rural Kansas communities to improve electric infrastructure and provide safe drinking water. The funding will support various key projects, including improving transmission lines, smart grid technology, wastewater system upgrades, water mains replacement, constructing a new water treatment plant, and modernizing water systems with new meters and well rehabilitation.
These projects will benefit communities such as Twin Valley Electric Cooperative, Miami County, City of Dexter, City of Osawatomie, City of Fowler, City of Belle Plaine, Wabaunsee County Rural Water District No. 1, and City of Solomon. The investment includes $4.875 million for electric upgrades and $74.204 million for water system improvements, aimed at ensuring sustainable infrastructure and improving the quality of life for rural Kansans.
This nationwide effort is part of the USDA’s initiative to boost local economies and support rural communities. The projects will address critical infrastructure needs and contribute to the long-term development and growth of these areas. With the funding in place, residents can expect improved access to safe drinking water and more reliable electric services in their communities. The investment is a significant step towards achieving a more sustainable and resilient future for rural Kansas.
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