MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) - New federal funding for Wisconsin will help address three water safety concerns including PFAS, lead, and nitrates. “Clean drinking water is critically important for ...

Gov. Tony Evers’ Office announced the allocation of more than $402 million to address polluted drinking water in Wisconsin Oct. 23. The funding will be used to build water infrastructures and replace ...

Once the guidance is released — likely in early 2022 — the DNR will be able to prioritize projects for Wisconsin. More funding will also become available under the infrastructure bill in the ...

Gov. Tony Evers announced $600,000 in funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for sampling drinking water supplies for PFAS.

Additional funding also helped significantly; Wisconsin’s share of federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding was more than $155 million in 2023 to ensure safe drinking water, and Gov. Tony ...

(The Center Square) – More than $273 million in federal funds will go to 86 municipalities in Wisconsin to improve drinking water in the state. The funding is part of the Safe Drinking Water ...

Gov. Tony Evers is allocating more than $402 million to address polluted drinking water in Wisconsin, ... The funding will be made available as municipalities incur costs over the next year.

The Wisconsin DNR is considering funding a project to improve Viroqua's public drinking water system, including replacing water mains. Public comments are encouraged by Feb. 19.

MADISON - Wisconsin will distribute more than $273 million to help communities address contaminants in water such as lead and "forever chemicals." Gov. Tony Evers announced the funding Monday ...

Hundreds of residents in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, have opened their mail to find a notification that their water service pipes may contain lead. This is due to new Environmental Protection Agency ...

Another 31 communities were awarded $105 million to help communities have access to safe drinking water. You can review the annual drinking water report on the DNR website. A hard copy can be ...