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Wednesday, April 24, 2024

6 East Central Illinois communities get $500,000 infrastructure grants

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Six communities in East Central Illinois will receive $500,000 grants from the Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity (DCEO) for water or sewer projects, the DCEO said Thursday.

The Village of Ashmore, Cottonwood Township, Watson Township, city of Effingham and Clarksburg Township will use their grants for water distribution improvements, while the city of Bridgeport will fund sewer improvements with its grant.

The state agency gave out more than $14.5 million in federal funds through Community Development Block Grants, with 36 communities in 29 counties receiving grants for various infrastructure projects.

Hunter Township, Village of Greenup, Village of Willow Hill and Village of Watson will also receive smaller infrastructure grants.

“Public infrastructure is important not only for the day-to-day function of Illinoisans, but to bolster growth and economic development within a community,” Gov. Bruce Rauner said in a news release. “These grant dollars will be used for projects such as water, sanitary and sewer system improvements that will greatly support our low-income communities and attract more opportunities for residents.”

Community Development Block Grant recipients

CountyRecipientAwardProject
BondVillage of Sorento$500,000Construction of new elevated water storage tank

BureauCity of Princeton$500,000Sanitary sewer line replacement

ChristianVillage of Morrisonville$500,000Sanitary sewer improvements

ChristianVillage of Mount Auburn$500,000Proposed water system improvements

ColesVillage of Ashmore$500,000Water distribution improvements

CumberlandCottonwood Township$500,000Water distribution improvements

EffinghamWatson Township $500,000Water distribution improvements

EffinghamCity of Effingham $500,000Water distribution improvements

FayetteCity of St. Elmo $500,000Water distribution improvements

FayetteVillage of Ramsey $500,000Sanitary sewer improvements

FayetteFayette County $500,000New water main distribution and appurtenances

FranklinVillage of Royalton $500,000Improvements to existing sewage treatment plant

HancockCity of LaHarpe $500,000Water distribution improvements

IroquoisVillage of Loda $500,000Construction of new elevated water storage tank

KnoxCity of Abingdon$500,000Sanitary sewer improvements

LaSalleCity of LaSalle $500,000Separate storm sewer flows

LawrenceCity of Bridgeport $500,000Sanitary sewer improvements

MaconVillage of Niantic $500,000Water distribution improvements

MercerVillage of Joy $500,000Construction of new elevated water storage tank

MontgomeryAudubon Township $500,000Water distribution improvements

ShelbyClarksburg Township $500,000Water distribution improvements

WarrenCity of Monmouth $500,000Water distribution improvements

WilliamsonCity of Carterville $500,000Water system improvements

WinnebagoVillage of Durand $500,000Potable water well improvements

MorganVillage of Chapin $483,600Replace existing wastewater lagoon aeration system

Jo DaviessVillage of Stockton $453,700Water distribution improvements

BureauVillage of DePue$288,104Replace the current Princeton Street booster station

AlexanderVillage of Thebes$208,650Water treatment plant improvements

MassacMassac County $199,890New water lines to the Southland Subdivision

EdgarHunter Township$185,000Water distribution improvements

CumberlandVillage of Greenup$170,000New water main distribution and appurtenances

JasperVillage of Willow Hill $144,900Replace a lift station and upgrade sewer lagoon

WayneBig Mound Township $111,018Install new rural waterlines and connect homes

EffinghamVillage of Watson$103,425Sanitary sewer improvements

WhiteCity of Carmi $90,387New lift station, and replacement of sewer line

PutnamVillage of Standard $81,500New storm water pumping station

Source: Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity

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