The first major infusion of federal cash from the bipartisan infrastructure law is on its way to states across the US to overhaul the nation’s aging water infrastructure and dangerous lead pipes.
is on its way to states across the U.S. to overhaul the nation’s aging water infrastructure and dangerous lead pipes.
“This law’s investment in water is nothing short of transformational,” Regan says. “We're less than three weeks post the president signing this, and we're hitting the ground running.” Regan, in the interview, pointed to raw sewage backups in Detroit and hundreds of thousands of lead pipe servicing homes and schools in Chicago as examples of urgent water infrastructure needs that would benefit from new federal funding.
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