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, as reported by the Boonville Herald. The allocated funds are designated to enhance the drinking water quality in Lowville and broaden access to more residents.

Stefanik expressed her satisfaction with the achievement, 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."

Lowville Supervisor Robert Mullen also shared his enthusiasm for the financial support, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on the community. Mullen remarked, "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."

The partnership with Lewis Planning & Community Development was acknowledged as instrumental in securing the essential funding for the water infrastructure project. The collaboration is expected to streamline the expansion efforts efficiently.

The initiative is anticipated to not only enhance the quality of drinking water in Lowville but also contribute to the economic development and well-being of the region.

For further details, the full article can be accessed through the following permalink: [Boonville Herald: Stefanik secures $2.7M in funding for Lowville Water District Expansion Project](https://stefanik.house.gov/2024/3/icymi-boonville-herald-stefanik-secures-2-7-million-in-funding-for-lowville-water-district-expansion-project)