Grant 00E03532
FY2024 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-03
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award 00E03532 is a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy, $37.3M obligated, FY2024 to FY2027. The work is performed in Michigan. Source
Description
Description:this Agreement Provides Funding Under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to the State of Michigan to Implement Measures in Small or Disadvantaged Communities Addressing Per- and Poly- Fluoroalkyl Substances and Emerging Contaminant Challenges; Target Resources to Communities Most in Need of Assistance to Ensure That No Community Is Left Behind with Unsafe, Inadequate Water; and Advance the Priorities of Equity and Environmental Justice.activities:the Activities Include Research and Testing; Planning and Design to Address Emerging Contaminates; Treatment of Emerging Contaminants; Source Water Activities Related to Emerging Contaminants; Storage; Water System Restructuring; Providing Households Access to Drinking Water Services; Technical Assistance; Outreach and Education; and Workforce Training Support to Public Water Systems.subrecipient:subawards Will Fund a City of Jackson Pfas Mitigation Feasibility Study, Haring Township Pfas Mitigation, Grayling Township Pfas Mitigation, and City of Ironwood Manganese Treatment.outcomes:funds Are to Carry Out Projects and Activities Needed for Public Water Systems to Comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act. The Anticipated Deliverables Include . . . - Increase in the Number of Households with Drinking Water Services in Small and Disadvantaged Communities. - Thirteen Water Systems Will Be Tested for the Presence of Emerging Contaminants. Combined, These Systems Serve a Population of 47,328. - as Many as 2,280 Households Will Be Tested for a Drinking Water Contaminant and Identified for Action to Address Contaminant Concerns. - One Feasibility Study and Preliminary Engineering Report Will Be Conducted for a Population Served of 33,165 (City of Jackson). - One Water System Will Have a Contaminant Removed by Treatment, Serving a Population of 5,387 (City of Ironwood). - Increase in Number of Tools and Educational Resources Provided to Support Improvements in Public Water Systems' Technical, Managerial, and Financial Capacity in Small and Disadvantaged Communities. The Expected Outcomes Include . . . - Reduction in the Number of Public Water Systems Serving Small or Disadvantaged Communities That Face Real or Potential Public Health Threats Due to Emerging Contaminants. - Reduction in the Number of Residents with Drinking Water Sources That Are Out of Compliance with Health-Based Standards in Small/Disadvantaged Communities. - Increase in the Population That Is Served by a Water System or, and Thereby a Decrease in the Number of Residents Threatened by Emerging Contaminants and That Benefit from the Federal Investments in Drinking Water Infrastructure Improvements to Respective Communities. - Proactive Asset Planning and Financial Management for Public Water Systems in Small/Disadvantaged Communities to Ensure the Long-Term Health and Operating Success of the Citizenry. - the Opportunity for the Public Water Systems to Provide the Constituency of the Community with Safe Drinking Water. - Improved Understanding of Emerging Threats to Water Quality, Clean Drinking Water and Public Health. The Intended Beneficiaries Include . . . - City of Ironwood - MI-0003420, 5,387 Residents. - Haring Township - MI-0003018, Connection of Up to 33 Homes to the Township's Drinking Water System. - Grayling Township - MI-0000513, Connection of Up to 300 Homes to the Township's Drinking Water System. - City of Jackson - MI-0003470, 33,165 Residents. Direct Beneficiaries of This Program Include All State Residents and Occupants, Both Permanent and Temporary.