This agreement provides funding to MI egle to assist an underserved community to meet and comply with sdwa drinking water regulations

Specifically, they will be working with grayling township, MI to help connect three separate areas of grayling township (referred to as areas 3, 4, and 5) to the beaver creek grayling township utility authority (bcgtua).activities:the activities include funding the engineering costs for the project. Sections of grayling township currently have wells that are contaminated with PFAS. They plan to connect the public water supply system beaver creek grayling township utility authority (bcgtua).subrecipient:the michigan department of environment, great lakes, and energy will provide the funding to grayling township to provide engineering services for new water mains to connect the township to a water provider without PFAS contamination. Outcomes:the anticipated deliverables include final construction plans and semi-annual progress reporting. The expected outcomes include a significant reduction in the number of residents with drinking water that doesn't meet federal standards. The intended beneficiaries include the residents of grayling township.