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Clean Water State Revolving Fund PISCES Program: George F. Ames Performance and Innovation in the SRF Creating Environmental Success Program

The Clean Water State Revolving Fund’s George F. Ames Performance and Innovation in the SRF Creating Environmental Success (PISCES) program recognizes CWSRF assistance recipients for exceptional projects and highlights them nationally. Participating state programs each nominate one project that exemplifies one or more of the following evaluation criteria:

  • Environmental and Public Health Protection
  • Community Engagement
  • System Partnerships
  • Innovative Financing
  • Problem Solving

Eligible projects must have an executed CWSRF assistance agreement and can be operational or in the planning phase. EPA selects an Exceptional Project from the nominations every year for each of the five evaluation criteria categories. The remaining nominated PISCES projects receive Honorable Mention recognition.

  • PISCES 2025 Recognition Program Compendium (pdf) (12.29 MB)
On this page:
  • Table listing 2025 recognized projects
  • Recognized projects for previous years

Projects Recognized by the George F. Ames PISCES Program - 2025

Table of Exceptional and Honorable Mention Projects

State Project
Exceptional Projects
AlabamaArdmore Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovations - Recognized for System Partnerships
ArkansasSpringdale Water & Sewer Commission - Recognized for System Partnerships
MarylandUrban Stormwater Retrofit Public Private Partnership (P3) - Recognized for Community Engagement
MichiganMarquette County Landfill Leachate Treatment System - Recognized for Environmental and Public Health
New YorkChemung County Wastewater Treatment Plant Consolidation - Recognized for Innovative Financing
VirginiaBerkeley Plantation Living Shoreline - Recognized for Problem Solving / Creative Solutions
Honorable Mention Projects
AlaskaMountain Point I&I Study
ArizonaWastewater Treatment Plant Rehab and Energy Savings Project
ColoradoClifton Sanitation District Photovoltaic and Battery Project
DelawareLewes Donovan Smith Manufactured Home Park (MHP)
IndianaSpider Creek Sanitary Sewer Overflow Storage Project
MaineWater Resource Recovery Facility Upgrades
MissouriRepublic Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion Project
New HampshireLaconia Elm Street and Northern Lakeport Sewer Replacement
New JerseyHoboken Northwest Resiliency Park/ NHSA Interconnected CSO Enhancements
New MexicoWhite Rock Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF)
North CarolinaSubaqueous Sanitary Sewer Project
OklahomaOklahoma City Water Utility Trust, Cybersecurity Improvements
PennsylvaniaMeadville Area Sewer Authority- Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades
South CarolinaGreeleyville Main Street Sewer Improvements
TexasRegional Wastewater Improvements, Phase III
West VirginiaRoute 2- Phase II Collection System Extension & WWTP Upgrade

PISCES Recognition Program Compendiums of Recognized Projects for Previous Years

  • CWSRF 2023 PISCES Compendium (pdf) (9.91 MB)
  • CWSRF 2022 PISCES Compendium (pdf) (6.69 MB)
  • CWSRF 2021 PISCES Compendium (pdf) (16.8 MB)
  • CWSRF 2020 PISCES Compendium (pdf) (21.56 MB)
  • CWSRF 2019 PISCES Compendium (pdf) (16.74 MB)
  • CWSRF 2018 PISCES Compendium (pdf) (12.02 MB)
  • CWSRF 2017 PISCES Compendium (pdf) (14.96 MB)

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Last updated on July 10, 2025
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