The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) announced $284.2 million for 33 drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and non-point source projects across 20 counties. The projects will replace lead service lines, rehabilitate aging water systems, upgrade water treatment and service capabilities, and reduce environmental contaminants to ensure Pennsylvanians have access to clean, safe water.  

The municipal authorities for six townships will receive funds from this opportunity that will benefit township residents:  

• The Bedford Township Municipal Authority – received a $5,033,000 loan for development of a new well.  

• Doylestown Township Municipal Authority – received a $4,440,800 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment in North Wells 3 and 4. 

• Reade Township Municipal Authority – received a $2,430,129 grant and a $2,590,876 loan for a well line and tank project. 

• Kline Township Municipal Authority – received a $6,670,000 loan for three water system improvements. 

• Highland Sewer & Water Authority – received an $8,266,350 loan for phase three of the Croyle Water Project to reduce dangerous pressure levels within the Croyle Township main lines. 

• Palmer Township Stormwater Authority – received a $2,332,000 loan for drainage improvements at Wedgewood Drive. 

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