New to SRF? Read these tips from seasoned borrowers on how to approach the process

New to SRF? Read these tips from seasoned borrowers on how to approach the process

© Adobe Stock, Kletr State Revolving Fund (SRF) programs are a valuable source of funding for drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects, offering low-interest financing, favorable loan terms, and for qualifying applicants and projects, partial or complete...
Need Doesn’t Get You Funded, Readiness Does. A Roundtable Discussion on What Small Water and Wastewater Utilities Need in Place Before They Ask for Money 

Need Doesn’t Get You Funded, Readiness Does. A Roundtable Discussion on What Small Water and Wastewater Utilities Need in Place Before They Ask for Money 

Hosts: James Markham, The Southwest Environmental Finance Center Guests: Michael Gilmore, Rural / Frontier Equity Ombud in the Infrastructure Planning Division of the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration and Karen Pereira, Assistant Field Manger at RCAC...
PFAS Series, Part 4: Navigating PFAS Drinking Water Standards and Regulatory Changes

PFAS Series, Part 4: Navigating PFAS Drinking Water Standards and Regulatory Changes

PFAS drinking water regulations present significant planning, financial, and operational considerations for local governments and water utilities. As requirements and timelines continue to develop, communities must understand not only what compliance may involve, but...
Preliminary Engineering Reports Explained: Requirements, Costs, Timelines, and Next Steps 

Preliminary Engineering Reports Explained: Requirements, Costs, Timelines, and Next Steps 

Photo Credit: pexels.com  What is a PER and Why Do You Need One?  A Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) is a study that assesses infrastructure and identifies failures and needs. It also evaluates the feasibility...