Gee, wonder if there’s any possibility that politics played a role in this selection process?

But some townships are more focused on a goat or a horse within the city limits than meeting the FDEP requirements as such.

So easy to not worry about what opportunity passes you by when you are not focused on whats good for all rather than a few one would assume.

In short…when you snooze you lose.

Since Farm Hill, Walnut Hill, Bratt-Davisville, or Central water companies aren’t mentioned in the article, I assume that these utilities didn’t submit grant applications for consideration. Lost opportunity? Probably. But because only three received funding including the ECUA bohemeth (which has millions of $ in reserve) for a “planning project.” Actual repairs and upgrades to aging systems with little access to funding are now stranded, which could reduce drinkable clean water acces to uderserved rural residents. In my opinion, the grant process looks to be subjective to NWFWD favortisim than an objective distribution.