Suffolk offers small businesses grants for sewer connection
Businesses can apply for grants of up to $15,000 to connect to the county's sewer systems.
Source: newsday.com
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Suffolk sewer upgrade plan includes tax hike
Legislation at the state Capitol would allow the county to seek a referendum for a sales tax increase to fund a dramatic expansion of sewers and high-tech septic systems wastewater treatment.
Source: newsday.com
EPA set to limit PFAS in drinking water – so what does that mean for Minnesota?
The Environmental Protection Agency is now set to limit the amount of PFAS chemicals allowed in the nation’s drinking water.
Source: fox9.com
New water quality fund and 1/8-cent sales tax hike eyed to address nitrogen pollution in Suffolk
An extension of the Drinking Water Protection Program to 2060, with a 1/8-penny sales tax increase would provide $3.1 billion to reduce nitrogen pollution by…
Source: riverheadlocal.com
Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces $100 Million in Investments to Improve Water Quality
Photo by: Suffolk County Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone has announced $100 million in funding to eliminate outdated cesspools and septic systems identified by scientists as the primary source of excess nutrients that have fouled local bays, contributing to harmful algae blooms, beach closures and fish kills. The funding from a combination of federal, state and county sources, will be used to complete long-awaited sewer projects along south shore river corridors, and to boost funding for the landmark County program that provides grants to homeowners who choose ...
Source: longisland.com