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Reducing Lead in Drinking Water (SDWA 1459B)
Posted
11/28/19
Assistance Listing Number
66.443
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3
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16
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Environmental Protection Agency
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00E02969
The City of Benton Harbor, Michigan received a $6.17 million project grant from the Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 under the Reducing Lead in Drinking Water program (CFDA 66.443). The funding will support the city's efforts to develop and implement improvement investments through projects that will reduce lead exposure in drinking water by replacing hundreds of lead service lines from April 2021 through April 2025. The EPA grant program aims to address lead in drinking water in disadvantaged communities through infrastructure and treatment improvements or facility remediation. The City of Benton Harbor will leverage the funding to directly improve water infrastructure and reduce health risks posed by lead to local residents.
City Of Benton Harbor
Project Grant
$6.2m
4/1/21
6/7/21
95310901
DESCRIPTION:THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS THAT WILL REDUCE LEAD EXPOSURE IN DRINKING WATER BY REMOVING POTENTIAL SOURCES OF LEAD IN SCHOOLS AND CHILDCARE FACILITIES.ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE CONDUCTING BUILDING ASSESSMENTS, WATER SAMPLING, AND INSTALLATION OF LEAD FILTRATION SYSTEMS (HYDRATION STATIONS AND POINT-OF-USE FILTERS) IN POTABLE DRINKING WATER OUTLETS IN PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO REDUCE LEAD EXPOSURE. ADDITIONALLY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH EPA'S 3TS, THE RECIPIENT WILL EDUCATE AND NOTIFY THE PUBLIC/SCHOOL COMMUNITIES ON THE HAZARDS OF LEAD EXPOSURE, ANY LEAD EXCEEDANCES DETECTED DURING SAMPLING, AND FOLLOW-UP REMEDIATION ACTIONS.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:THE ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES INCLUDE: 1) DECREASED NUMBER OF DRINKING WATER FIXTURES, FOUNTAINS, OUTLETS, PLUMBING, AND/OR LEAD SERVICE LINES IN SCHOOLS AND/OR CHILDCARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH LEVELS OF LEAD IN DRINKING WATER DUE TO REMOVAL OR REPLACEMENT OF THOSE COMPONENTS IN SCHOOL BUILDINGS; 2) INCREASED NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND/OR CHILDCARE FACILITIES ADMINISTRATIONS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD IN DRINKING WATER, ACHIEVED THROUGH OUTREACH AND PUBLIC EDUCATION; AND 3) A DECREASED NUMBER OF CHILDREN DRINKING WATER FROM POTABLE WATER OUTLETS THAT ARE KNOWN TO HAVE HIGH LEVELS OF LEAD IN DRINKING WATER. THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE: 1) AN OVERALL REDUCTION IN LEAD EXPOSURE AND ASSOCIATED HARMS THROUGH REDUCTION OF SOURCES OF LEAD IN DRINKING WATER IN SCHOOLS AND CHILDCARE FACILITIES; 2) AN OVERALL REDUCTION IN LEAD EXPOSURE AND ASSOCIATED HARMS THROUGH REDUCTION OF SOURCES OF LEAD IN DRINKING WATER IN SCHOOLS AND CHILDCARE FACILITIES; AND 3) AN OVERALL INCREASE IN PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF LEAD AND EFFORTS MADE TO REDUCE CHILDREN'S EXPOSURE TO LEAD IN DRINKING WATER IN SCHOOLS AND CHILDCARE FACILITIES. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE CHILDREN ATTENDING PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS WHO ARE AT HIGH RISK OF LEAD EXPOSURE AND RESULTING HEALTH IMPACTS.
School District Of Philadelphia
Project Grant
$5.0m
10/1/22
8/31/23
96391101
THE AGREEMENT ASSISTS THE VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT IMPROVEMENT INVESTMENTS THROUGH PROJECTS THAT WILL REDUCE LEAD EXPOSURE IN DRINKING WATER BY REMOVING POTENTIAL SOURCES OF LEAD IN HUNDREDS OF SCHOOLS AND CHILDCARE FACILITIES. THE VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ALONG WITH THE VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WILL IMPLEMENT A LEAD REMEDIATION PROGRAM THAT WILL REMOVE AND REPLACE LEAD-CONTAINING DRINKING WATER FIXTURES, FOUNTAINS, OUTLETS, AND PLUMBING MATERIALS. THE BENEFICIARIES OF THESE PROJECTS ARE THE CHILDREN OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
Virginia Department Of Health
Project Grant
$1.6m
10/1/21
7/3/24
00E02969
The City of Benton Harbor, Michigan received a $6.17 million project grant from the Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 under the Reducing Lead in Drinking Water program (CFDA 66.443). The funding will support the city's efforts to develop and implement improvement investments through projects that will reduce lead exposure in drinking water by replacing hundreds of lead service lines from April 2021 through April 2025. The EPA grant program aims to address lead in drinking water in disadvantaged communities through infrastructure and treatment improvements or facility remediation. The City of Benton Harbor will leverage the funding to directly improve water infrastructure and reduce health risks posed by lead to local residents.
City Of Benton Harbor
Project Grant
$6.2m
4/1/21
6/7/21
00A00728
THE AGREEMENT ASSISTS PROVIDENCE WATER SUPPLY BOARD TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT IMPROVEMENT INVESTMENTS THROUGH PROJECTS THAT WILL REDUCE LEAD EXPOSURE IN DRINKING WATER BY REPLACING THOUSANDS OF LEAD SERVICE LINES IN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.
City Of Providence
Project Grant
$8.1m
7/1/21
12/17/24
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Reducing Lead in Drinking Water Grant Program
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is soliciting applications for the Reducing Lead in Drinking Water Grant Program, which seeks to address lead exposure in drinking water, particularly in disadvantaged communities. The EPA expects to make at least one award under each of two National Priority Areas: (1) full lead service line replacements and treatment improvements, and (2) reducing lead in drinking water in schools and childcare facilities. Applications will be evaluated based on the extent to which the proposed project benefits a disadvantaged community, addresses lead action level exceedances, and supports the Justice40 initiative. The application deadline is December 30, 2024. This funding opportunity, authorized under Section 1459B of the Safe Drinking Water Act, aligns with the EPA's Strategic Plan Goal 5 to ensure clean and safe water for all communities. The EPA expects to award approximately $35 million in total, with $20 million for National Priority Area 1 and $15 million for National Priority Area 2. Federal Grant Awards under this program typically range from $1.5 million to $10 million, with project durations spanning 3-6 years.
EPA-OW-OGWDW-24-03
Environmental Protection Agency
12/30/24
9/24/24
Reduction in Lead Exposure Via Drinking Water
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is soliciting applications from eligible applicants as described in Section III.A to reduce lead in drinking water in disadvantaged communities through infrastructure and/or treatment improvements or facility remediation in schools and child care facilities. The goal of these projects is to address conditions that contribute to increased concentrations of lead in drinking water. The lead reduction projects should proceed to implementation upon award. The proposed projects support the Agency's Strategic Plan for Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 - 2022, Goal 1: A Cleaner, Healthier Environment: Deliver a cleaner, safer, and healthier environment for all Americans and future generations by carrying out the Agency's core mission, Objective 1.2: Provide for Clean and Safe Water. The EPA's Strategic Plan is available at https://www.epa.gov/planandbudget/strategicplan.html. All applications must be for projects that support the goals and objectives identified above. National Priority Areas identified in this announcement are for: (1) Reduction of Lead Exposure in the Nation's Drinking Water Systems through Infrastructure and Treatment Improvements and (2) Reduction of Children's Exposure to Lead in Drinking Water at Schools and Child Care 2 | Page Facilities. Assisting drinking water systems, schools, child care facilities, and communities nationwide to remediate sources of lead in their drinking water to minimize lead exposure is a key priority for the Agency.
EPA-OW-OGWDW-19-01
Environmental Protection Agency
6/1/20
2/20/20
Reduction in Lead Exposure Via Drinking Water
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is soliciting applications from eligible applicants as described in Section III.A to reduce lead in drinking water in disadvantaged communities through full lead service line replacements and/or treatment improvements or facility remediation in schools and child care facilities. The goal of these projects is to address conditions that contribute to increased concentrations of lead in drinking water in disadvantaged communities. The lead reduction projects should proceed to implementation upon award. The proposed projects support the Agency's Strategic Plan for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 - 2026, Goal 5: Ensure Clean and Safe Water for All Communities., Objective 5.1: Ensure Safe Drinking Water and Reliable Water Infrastructure. The EPA's Strategic Plan is available at https://www.epa.gov/system/files/documents/2021-10/fy-2022-2026-epa-draft-strategic-plan.pdf. All applications must be for projects that support the goals and objectives identified above. National Priority Areas identified in this announcement are for: (1) Reduction of Lead Exposure in the Nation's Drinking Water Systems through Full Lead Service Line Replacements and Treatment Improvements and (2) Reduction of Children's Exposure to Lead in Drinking Water at Schools and Child Care Facilities. Assisting drinking water systems, schools, child care facilities, and communities nationwide to remediate sources of lead in their drinking water to minimize lead exposure is a key priority for the Agency.
EPA-OW-OGWDW-21-02
Environmental Protection Agency
4/19/22
2/18/22