As federal funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act winds down, Congress is considering the future of the State Revolving Funds, a cornerstone of water infrastructure financing.
In a new public comment, EPIC examines the growing gap between water infrastructure needs and available funding and highlights how current approaches to earmarks can reduce the long-term financing capacity of these programs. The comment outlines EPIC’s perspective on how federal water infrastructure funding can better support communities over time.
For more information, please see: policyinnovation.org/state-revolving-fund-earmarks
