This EDA investment supports the city of milton with constructing a new wastewater treatment plant in the east milton service area, to be known as the north santa rosa regional water reclamation…

The Economic Development Administration awarded the City of Milton, Florida a $8.3 million Project Grant under the Economic Adjustment Assistance program (CFDA 11.307) to construct a new wastewater treatment plant in East Milton. Known as the North Santa Rosa Regional Water Reclamation Facility, the plant will provide wastewater services to support private sector beneficiaries and industrial processes in a variety of sectors. Completion of the project by November 2026 will bolster economic resiliency in the region by providing stability, fostering new private investment and partnerships, and enabling job creation to existing businesses. The EDA investment supports the City of Milton with building infrastructure critical to attracting economic development projects and handling large wastewater needs, consistent with the goals of the Economic Adjustment Assistance program.

This EDA investment supports the city of milton with constructing a new wastewater treatment plant in the east milton service area, to be known as the north santa rosa regional water reclamation facility in florida. The project will allow the city to handle the wastewater effluent from private beneficiaries, as well as a broad range of industrial processes and sector types, allowing santa rosa county to recruit economic development projects with large wastewater needs. Once completed, the project will provide economic stability, foster new private capital investment, partnerships, and job creation, while bolstering activity for existing businesses, to boost economic resiliency throughout the region.