Northeast Missouri Town Receives Funding for Wastewater Treatment Upgrades
A northeast Missouri town, Queen City, has been awarded $1.79 million for crucial wastewater treatment system upgrades by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
The project, estimated to cost $2.5 million, will include replacing influent, effluent, and transfer structures, as well as other upgrades to meet effluent limits and maintain compliance with the city's operating permit.
- $717,000 low-interest loan
- $1 million grant through MoDNR's Clean Water State Revolving Fund
- $750,000 Community Development Block Grant from the Missouri Department of Economic Development
Funding from Missouri's State Revolving Fund positively affects our communities, helping them grow and develop for years to come.
The project is expected to be completed by April 2027, according to the announcement.
Author's summary: Queen City receives $1.79M for wastewater upgrades.
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