Capital District Times

Washington, D.C. - Congresswoman Elise Stefanik has successfully secured $2.7 million in funding for a Water District Expansion Project in the Town of Lowville. The announcement was made through a press release on March 15, 2024.

Stefanik expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “I am proud to announce that I secured $2.7 million for a Water District Expansion Project in the Town of Lowville through this year’s appropriations process. This funding will be used to improve Lowville’s drinking water quality and expand its access to more residents.”

Lowville Supervisor Robert Mullen also shared his thoughts on the funding, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on the community. Mullen stated, “This funding will spur our community's welfare and economic progress in Lowville and the surrounding areas. Through the proposed water district expansions, we will foster sustainable development and a flourishing local economy. We’re grateful for Lewis Planning & Community Development's partnership in securing this vital funding. This award will provide the necessary funding to advance our critical water infrastructure expansions efficiently.”

The project aims to enhance the drinking water quality in Lowville and ensure that more residents have access to clean and safe water. The collaboration between Congresswoman Elise Stefanik and local officials highlights a commitment to improving infrastructure and promoting the well-being of the community.

For more information, the full press release can be accessed through the following link: [Stefanik Secures $2.7M in Funding for Lowville Water District Expansion Project](https://stefanik.house.gov/2024/3/stefanik-secures-2-7m-in-funding-for-lowville-water-district-expansion-project).