PFA Approves $20.8 Million for Projects in Three Greater Minnesota Cities
2 Aug 2019
Awards will fund water infrastructure projects in Oronoco, Marshall and Detroit Lakes
ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Public Facilities Authority (PFA) announced $20.8 million in loan and grant funding for water infrastructure projects in Oronoco, Marshall and Detroit Lakes.
“These three Greater Minnesota cities are utilizing PFA resources to improve their community wastewater infrastructure,” said Governor Tim Walz. “I congratulate these three cities on their awards.”
“Investing in a water infrastructure prepares these communities for future economic growth,” said Steve Grove, PFA chair and commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. “The PFA continues to be a critical tool in helping communities all across Minnesota update and improve their water resources.”
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