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Seattle Public Utilities awarded $192M in WIFIA funds

 

EPA water infrastructure loan to help finance the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, reduce sewer overflows…

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https://www.waterworld.com/drinking-water/infrastructure-funding/article/14175020/seattle-public-utilities-awarded-192m-in-wifia-funds

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