Capital District Times

Washington, D.C. - Congresswoman Elise Stefanik has successfully secured $2 million in funding for a Water Treatment Improvement Project in the Village of Rouses Point. The project aims to address the current limitations in drinking water quality and operational issues at the village's water treatment plant.

Expressing her enthusiasm for the project, Congresswoman Stefanik stated, "I am proud to announce that I secured $2 million for a Water Treatment Improvement project in the Village of Rouses Point through this year’s appropriations process." She highlighted the significance of this funding in enhancing the water treatment plant and ensuring improved water quality for the community.

Acknowledging the impact of the secured funds, Village Clerk and Administrator Christopher Latremore emphasized, "These funds will help quite significantly with our construction of our new Water Plant." Latremore further explained the challenges faced by the village in maintaining the existing water plant due to its age and the importance of the project in providing clean, safe, and reliable water to residents, commercial, and industrial users.

In recognition of Congresswoman Stefanik's efforts, Calvin Castine, Clinton County Legislator, Area 1, extended his gratitude, stating, "I'd like to personally thank Congresswoman Stefanik for her efforts in helping to obtain this vital federal grant for the Village of Rouses Point. Her leadership in this matter is truly appreciated."

The project's total estimated cost is $11,000,000, with the secured $2 million grant playing a crucial role in advancing the construction and improvement of the water treatment infrastructure in Rouses Point.

For more information, the official announcement can be accessed via the following permalink: [Stefanik Secures $2M for Water Treatment Improvement Project in Rouses Point](https://stefanik.house.gov/2024/3/stefanik-secures-2m-for-water-treatment-improvement-project-in-rouses-point).