Purposethe kapalama road sewer improvements project grant is awarded tothe mississippi department of environmental quality mdeq under the restore act direct component program to meet current and…

The Department of the Treasury awarded the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality $3,267,256 on February 1, 2026, under the Resources and Ecosystems Sustainability, Tourist Opportunities, and Revived Economies of the Gulf Coast States (RESTORE Act) Direct Component program to fund the Kapalama Road Sewer Improvements Project.

The project extends an existing sewer line and installs pump stations from Kiln Delisle Road along Kapalama Drive to the Diamondhead city limits in Hancock County, Mississippi. The infrastructure improvements are designed to meet current and future sewer demands and support community development and growth in the region.

The period of performance runs through November 30, 2028. The Kiln Utility and Fire District of Hancock County, Mississippi is the sub-recipient executing the project.

Purposethe kapalama road sewer improvements project grant is awarded tothe mississippi department of environmental quality mdeq under the restore act direct component program to meet current and future sewer infrastructure demands along kapalama drive.activities to be performedactivities include extending an existing sewer line and installing pump stations from kiln delisle road along kapalama drive to the diamondhead city limits.end goalexpected outcomesthe goal of the project is to improve infrastructure to support future community development and growth.beneficiariesthe project will benefit the community of hancock county, mississippi.subrecipient activitiesthe kiln utility and fire district is the subrecipient for this project.