South Dakota Allocates $150.7M for Infrastructure Upgrades in Drinking Water and Wastewater Systems
The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources announced $150.7 million in loans and grants for infrastructure projects across the state. The funding, which includes $133.9 million in low-interest loans and $16.9 million in grants, targets drinking water, wastewater, and solid waste systems. Communities receiving assistance include Aberdeen, Belle Fourche, Brookings-Deuel, and many others, with projects ranging from wastewater treatment upgrades to new water mains and landfill improvements.
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The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources approved $150.7 million in funding for infrastructure projects, split into $133.9 million in loans and $16.9 million in grants. The funds are designated for drinking water, wastewater, and solid waste improvements.
Notable allocations include $16.2 million to Aberdeen for wastewater treatment, $623,000 to Belle Fourche for a well project, and $4.7 million to Brookings-Deuel for water line relocation. Other communities like Custer, Milbank, and Sioux Falls received significant amounts for various infrastructure upgrades, ensuring enhanced services across South Dakota.
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