The Financial impact of the COVID-19 Crisis on U.S. Drinking Water Utilities

Drinking water systems could lose $14 billion due to COVID-19

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The Financial impact of the COVID-19 Crisis on U.S. Drinking Water Utilities
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The Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies is an organization of the largest publicly owned water utilities in the United States. AMWA is the voice of metropolitan water systems on federal water policy issues, and its programs foster sustainable, innovative utility management.
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EPA to terminate temporary enforcement discretion policy August 31

July 6, 2020

House approves massive infrastructure bill with loan funds, lead service line replacement funds

July 6, 2020

Water infrastructure funding, community resilience featured in House climate outline

July 6, 2020

AMWA continues to argue drinking water exposure should be included in TSCA risk evaluations

July 6, 2020

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House Democrats unveil infrastructure proposal with DWSRF reauthorization

June 23, 2020

Infrastructure bill, WRDA reauthorization on House’s summer agenda

June 2, 2020

AMWA joins chorus telling Congress that “Cities are Essential”

May 26, 2020

Latest COVID-19 relief plan pushes for utility shutoff ban

May 12, 2020

Senate panel adds PFAS regulation to water infrastructure bill

May 6, 2020