USDA Helps Rural Missouri Businesses Make Energy Efficiency Improvements, Adopt Renewable Energy Systems
Over $1.5 million will help 51 Businesses Boost Their Bottom Line
USDA Invests in the Expansion of Rural Education and Health Care Access in 21 Wisconsin Counties
Distance Learning and Telemedicine Investment will benefit Rural Residents
USDA Invests in Drinking Water Quality and Wastewater Management for over 7,400 Rural Residents and Businesses in Four Wisconsin Counties
Projects will Improve Efficiencies, Address Public Health and Environmental Issues
USDA Helps Rural Businesses Make Energy Efficiency Improvements, Adopt Renewable Energy Systems
Investments will Help Eight Businesses Boost Their Bottom Line
USDA Helps Rural Businesses Make Energy Efficiency Improvements, Adopt Renewable Energy Systems
Investments will Help Nine Businesses in Eight Counties Boost Their Bottom Line
Gainesville, FLA, Dec. 10, 2019 – State Director for Rural Development Philip Leary, AICP today announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $699,000 to help farmers, ag producers and rural-based businesses lower energy costs. The State of Florida is providing nine awards to applicants throughout the state, USDA is providing the funding through the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP).
USDA Invests in the Expansion of Rural Education and Health Care Access
Distance Learning and Telemedicine Investments will Benefit 135,327 Rural Residents and Multiple Schools in Florida and the U.S. Virgin Islands
USDA Invests in Wastewater System and a Master Lift Station for 7,608 Rural Residents in Bradford and Orange County
Projects will Improve Wastewater Facility, a Master Lift Station, Address Public Health and Sanitation, and Environmental Issues
Gainesville, Florida, November 19, 2019 – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development State Director, Phil Leary, AICP today announced that the USDA is investing $8,898,000 in loan and $7,950,650 in grant for a wastewater treatment facility and a master lift station in the two rural communities of Bradford and Orange counties. USDA is funding the projects through the Water and Waste Disposal Loan and Grant program.
USDA Investing $31 Million to Improve Rural Indiana Communities Drinking Water Quality and Wastewater Management
Investments will benefit residents in Henryville, Knightstown, Oaktown, Cannelton, Petersburg and Newport communities