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WIFIA Pending Loans

Since Fiscal Year 2017, WIFIA has selected hundreds of projects to be supported by WIFIA loans.

  • WIFIA FY 2023 (Round 7) Project Selection and Accomplishments (pdf) (179.68 KB)

The Pending Loans table below provides basic information about each selected borrower’s WIFIA project. To filter these projects, either use the Search bar at the top right of the table or sort any of the columns using the arrow keys.

Status Descriptions:
Invited – The prospective borrower submitted a letter of interest and was invited to apply.
Applied – The prospective borrower submitted a WIFIA loan application.
Paused – The prospective borrower applied but needs to complete a major milestone that is outside EPA's control, such as securing voter authorization to issue debt.

Prospective BorrowerProject NameStateStatusProject Description
City of PacificaSewer Collection System Pipeline Rehabilitation and Replacement ProjectCaliforniaInvitedThis project will increase the reliability of the City of Pacifica’s overall sewer collection system by replacing approximately 8 miles of sewer conveyance pipelines and associated laterals and manholes.
County of Los Angeles – Loan 2Rory M. Shaw Wetlands ParkCaliforniaInvitedThe County of Los Angeles will convert an existing 46-acre inert debris landfill into a park, working in conjunction with the Sun Valley Upper Storm Drain Project to capture stormwater runoff from the watershed to be naturally treated and pumped to the adjacent Sun Valley Park.
Town of WindsorWater Reclamation Facility ModernizationCaliforniaAppliedWindsor is consolidating another nearby wastewater treatment plant. This project will include upgrades to manage increased flow, as well as rehabilitation of aging water infrastructure.
Le Grand AthloneIntertie and Recharge ProjectCaliforniaAppliedThis project includes construction of canal infrastructure that will provide stormwater management and groundwater recharge improvements.
County of Los AngelesReservoir Restoration ProgramCaliforniaInvitedThis project includes sediment removal from the Big Tujunga and Pacoima Reservoirs to restore capacity and protect downstream communities.
City of HaywardWPCF Improvements – Phase II ProjectCaliforniaAppliedThe City of Hayward will construct a replacement primary effluent facility and pump station to address nutrient removal.
Central Coast – Pismo Beach (Water)Central Coast BlueCaliforniaPausedThe Central Coast Blue project will prevent seawater intrusion in the Santa Maria Groundwater Basin and develop a drought-resistant water supply through groundwater recharge.
Big Bear ValleyReplenish Big BearCaliforniaAppliedReplenish Big Bear will help protect Big Bear Valley and the Santa Ana Watershed by recovering a local water resource currently discharged outside of the watershed.
City of Daly CityVista Grande Drainage Basin Improvement ProjectCaliforniaAppliedThe Vista Grande Drainage Basin Improvement Project will address storm-related flooding in the Vista Grande Drainage Basin while providing the additional benefit of augmenting the water level of Lake Merced.
City of EscondidoLake Wohlford Dam Replacement ProjectCaliforniaAppliedThe Lake Wohlford Dam Replacement Project will construct a replacement dam, integral spillway, a new outlet tower, and partially deconstruct the existing dam.
City of OceansideBuccaneer Sewer Lift Station and Force Main ProjectCaliforniaAppliedThe Buccaneer Sewer Lift Station and Force Main Project will optimize and enhance the city's wastewater system by redirecting sewage flows from the aging La Salina Wastewater Treatment Plant to the existing centralized reclamation facility, the San Luis Rey Water Reclamation Facility.
Las VirgenesPure Water Project (PWP) Las Virgenes-TriunfoCaliforniaAppliedThe Pure Water Project will construct an advanced water purification facility to treat tertiary effluent for indirect potable reuse reducing the need for imported water and supporting compliance with regulatory requirements for discharge to Malibu Creek.
Rancho California Water DistrictVail Dam Seismic and Hydrologic Remediation ProjectCaliforniaPausedThe Vail Dam Seismic and Hydrologic Remediation Project will construct a new straight-axis concrete dam located downstream of the existing arch dam.
Rialto Water Service LLCMicrogrid and System ImprovementsCaliforniaPausedThe Microgrid and System Improvements project consists of wastewater and drinking water treatment plant improvements, the creation of retention ponds at the wastewater treatment plant outfall, a detailed analysis of condition assessments, cybersecurity enhancements, the installation of Automatic Meter Infrastructure, and expansion of the existing gravity sewer system.
Sites Project AuthoritySites Reservoir ProjectCaliforniaAppliedThe Sites Reservoir project is a multi-benefit water storage project that will capture and store surface water and stormwater flows from the Sacramento River and release them for environmental use and for California communities, farms, and businesses in dry and critical years.
South Coast Water DistrictDoheny Ocean Desalination ProjectCaliforniaInvitedThe Doheny Ocean Desalination Project will construct a desalination plant to produce up to 5 million gallons per day (MGD) of potable drinking water.
Central Coast – Pismo Beach (Wastewater)Central Coast BlueCaliforniaPausedThe Central Coast Blue project will prevent seawater intrusion in the Santa Maria Groundwater Basin and develop a drought-resistant water supply through groundwater recharge.
Tahoe CityTahoe Cedars Water System Reconstruction ProjectCaliforniaAppliedTahoe City will completely replace its existing water distribution infrastructure, including water mains, transmission mains, meters, and fire hydrants.
Delta DiabloSecondary Process Improvements Project - Phases 1 and 2CaliforniaInvitedDelta Diablo will modernize aging infrastructure, as well as install nutrient removal technologies to meet nutrient discharge limits.
Amador Water AgencyWater System Capital ImprovementsCaliforniaAppliedAmador Water Agency will complete several projects throughout the service area to improve drinking water quality and meet current and future water demand.
Santa Clara Valley Water DistrictSafe, Clean and Natural Flood Protection Program – Loan 2CaliforniaAppliedThis project includes improvements to reduce flood risk along nine miles of creek, enhance stream habitat, and improve water quality.
City of PasadenaWater Infrastructure ProgramCaliforniaInvitedThe City of Pasadena will complete several drinking water infrastructure projects, including meter and water main replacement and water treatment plant improvements.
Santa Clara Valley Water DistrictAnderson Dam Seismic Retrofit - Loan 2CaliforniaPausedThe Santa Clara Valley Water District will retrofit the Anderson Dam to restore water storage capacity, which is currently restricted due to the seismic vulnerability of the dam.
Stockton East Water DistrictWater Treatment Facility and Conveyance Improvement ProjectCaliforniaInvitedStockton East Water District will complete several water infrastructure projects to modernize facility infrastructure, establish redundancies, and improve system efficiency.
City of Morgan HillSewer Trunk Line ProjectCaliforniaInvitedThe City of Morgan Hill will construct a new parallel sewer trunk line that connects to an existing treatment plant to facilitate planned growth and mitigate capacity concerns with the existing trunk line.
San Jose Water CompanyWilliams Road Station PFAS Treatment ProjectCaliforniaInvitedSan Jose Water Company will develop a new drinking water treatment facility to address PFAS contamination in the groundwater.
City of ReddingPump Station 1 Replacement ProjectCaliforniaInvitedThis project will replace and relocate the existing Pump Station 1 in order to provide a reliable water source to the water treatment plant with capacity to meet the needs of current and future customers.
City of PuebloSecondary Clarifier ReplacementColoradoInvitedThe City of Pueblo will install new secondary clarifiers to replace existing clarifiers that require a groundwater dewatering permit.
Northern Water EnterpriseNorthern Integrated Supply ProjectColoradoInvitedThe Northern Integrated Supply Project is a proposed regional water storage and distribution project that will annually supply 15 Northern Colorado Front Range water providers with approximately 40,000 acre-feet of new, reliable water supplies by building two reservoirs and associated infrastructure.
Project 7 Water AuthorityRidgway Water Treatment PlantColoradoPausedThe Ridgway Water Treatment Plant project will construct new water treatment plant to serve as a redundant water source for the communities in the Uncompahgre and Gunnison River Valleys.
Colorado City Metro DistrictPretreatment Facility Construction ProjectColoradoInvitedColorado City Metro District will construct a new pretreatment facility to address excess disinfection byproducts in the distribution system.
South Central Connecticut Regional Water AuthorityLake Whitney Dam and Spillway ImprovementsConnecticutInvitedThe Lake Whitney Dam and Spillway Improvements project will rehabilitate the dam which is used for drinking water supply and drought mitigation.
City of Wilton ManorsWilton Manors Utility Systems Master Plan FY 2024 - 2028FloridaAppliedThe Wilton Manors Utility Systems Master Plan projects will address sanitary sewer overflows, improve the quality of drinking water, and protect homes and businesses from flooding.
Winter HavenCity of Winter Haven One Water ProgramFloridaPausedThe Winter Haven One Water Program will modernize aging water and wastewater facilities to support population growth, comply with future regulatory requirements, and address water supply affordability.
City of Riviera BeachWater Treatment Plant ProjectFloridaInvitedThe City of Riviera Beach will construct a new, state-of-the-art water treatment plant to increase water system capacity and meet the growing needs of the population.
Clayton CountyStrategic Master Plan Funding 2024GeorgiaInvitedClayton County will complete several projects within their Master Plan, including treatment plant expansions, water meter installation, and sewer line replacements.
HonoluluRed Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility ProjectHawaiiAppliedThe Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility projects help provide safe, dependable, and affordable water to the community, through the development of new water sources, replacement of aging pipelines, construction of a desalination plant, and more.
Village of OswegoOswego WaterLinkIllinoisAppliedThe WaterLink project (including the City of Yorkville, the Village of Montgomery, and the Village of Oswego) will include constructing new publicly owned drinking water infrastructure and replacing the current primary water source.
City of YorkvilleYorkville WaterLinkIllinoisAppliedThe WaterLink project (including the City of Yorkville, the Village of Montgomery, and the Village of Oswego) will include constructing a  new publicly owned drinking water infrastructure and replacing the current primary water source.
Village of MontgomeryMontgomery WaterLinkIllinoisAppliedThe WaterLink project (including the City of Yorkville, the Village of Montgomery, and the Village of Oswego) will include constructing a new publicly owned drinking water infrastructure and replacing the current primary water source.
Grand Prairie Water CommissionAlternative Water Source ProgramIllinoisAppliedThe Alternative Water Source Program will create a long-term source of water supplies by constructing a new, publicly-owned drinking water infrastructure system to meet current and future water supply needs.
City of Joliet – Phase 3Alternative Water Source ProgramIllinoisAppliedThis project will provide a high-quality source of drinking water to the City of Joliet and neighboring communities.
Iowa Finance AuthorityClean Water and Drinking Water Infrastructure ProjectsIowaPausedThe Iowa Finance Authority will complete a mixture of projects that are eligible for clean water and drinking water state revolving fund financing.
Unified Government of Wyandotte County / Kansas City, KansasKansas City, Kansas Community-Based Partnership - Stormwater ProgramKansasPausedThe Community-Based Partnership - Stormwater Program will integrate stormwater, combined sewer, and green infrastructure projects to address frequent flooding, repair critical infrastructure, and improve water quality.
City of HaysR9 Wellfield and Pipeline ProjectKansasInvitedThe project includes new municipal wells, a raw water storage tank, raw water pump station, raw water transmission pipeline, elevated storage tank, and ancillary project elements necessary to deliver water from the wellfield.
National WaterAscencion Parish Regionalization ProjectLouisianaPausedThe Regionalization Project will support reliable wastewater treatment service and future population growth in Asencion Parish by redirecting sewerage flow from decentralized sewer systems into existing wastewater treatment plants.
City of ShreveportInfrastructure Rehabilitation ProjectLouisianaInvitedThe city will improve and rehabilitate its drinking water and wastewater infrastructure to reduce sanitary sewer overflows, ensure consent decree compliance, and provide safe drinking water to residents.
Baltimore City Department of Public WorksWastewater Rehabilitation Program 2020MarylandAppliedThe City of Baltimore's Wastewater Rehabilitation Program 2020 includes 5 projects to rehabilitate parts of the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment plant, the Back River Wastewater Treatment plant, and a high-level interceptor.
Baltimore City Department of Public WorksWater Infrastructure Advancement 2021MarylandPausedThe City of Baltimore's Water Infrastructure Advancement 2021 project will decrease the risk of water service interruption, main breaks and flooding, as well as emerging contaminants.
South Sioux CitySouth Sioux City Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion ProjectNebraskaAppliedThe South Sioux City Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion Project will expand its current wastewater treatment facility's capacity and conveyance system to accept domestic flows and additional industrial flows.
City of CortlandHomer Avenue Gateway ProjectNew YorkPausedThe Homer Avenue Gateway project will completely replace the aging potable water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer infrastructure along Homer Avenue.
City of Sweet HomeMahler Water Reclamation Facility ImprovementsOregonInvitedThe project includes a complete renovation of the City of Sweet Home’s sole wastewater treatment plant to increase its capacity and reliability of treatment.
City of Ashland7.0 MGD Water Treatment PlantOregonAppliedThe City of Ashland will construct a new 7.0 MGD Water Treatment Plant to replace their aging plant and conduct additional work to route utilities to the new plant and abandon components of the City's existing water treatment plant.
Lake OswegoLake Oswego Wastewater Treatment Replacement ProjectOregonAppliedThe Lake Oswego Wastewater Treatment Replacement project will replace the aging Tryon Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant that treats sewage collected from parts of southwest City of Portland, unincorporated areas of Multnomah and Clackamas counties, and the City of Lake Oswego.
Port of MorrowGroundwater Water Quality and Conservation ProgramOregonAppliedThe Groundwater Water Quality and Conservation Program will implement projects to reduce groundwater nitrate concentrations and dependency on groundwater.
City of MedfordRegional Wastewater Reclamation Facility UpgradesOregonAppliedThis Regional Wastewater Reclamation Facility Upgrades project involves the design, construction, and commission of an advanced secondary treatment facility to meet wastewater permit and capacity needs.
Rockwood Water People’s Utility District - Loan 2Cascade Groundwater Development ProjectOregonAppliedThe Cascade Groundwater Development Project will establish an independent regional water supply system.
Chester Water AuthoritySusquehanna Raw Water Pumping Station Reliability ImprovementsPennsylvaniaPausedThe Susquehanna Raw Water Pumping Station Reliability Improvements Project will maintain the Chester Water Authority's ability to reliably provide quality water to its customers by making improvements to the Susquehanna Raw Water Pumping Station.
Chester Sewer DistrictCity of Rock Hill Wastewater ConnectionSouth CarolinaInvitedThe Chester Sewer District will construct a force main and pump stations to connect its wastewater system to the nearby City of Rock Hill’s wastewater treatment plant.
City of MemphisStiles WWTF Solids Processing UpgradesTennesseeInvitedThe Stiles Wastewater Treatment Facility Solids Processing Upgrades project will help the City of Memphis meet its near-term and long-term biosolids management goals, including increasing capacity and performance, upgrading aging infrastructure and managing solids disposal.
Columbia Power and Water SystemsLong Term Water Supply ProgramTennesseeAppliedThe Long Term Water Supply Program includes water supply, treatment, and distribution system projects on the Columbia Power and Water Systems system and its two major wholesale customer's systems, city of Spring Hill and Maury County Water System.
Denton - Water5-Year Water Capital Improvement ProgramTexasInvitedThe City of Denton’s Water Capital Improvement Program will include upgrades and expansions to the water treatment plant and transmission lines.
Denton - Wastewater5-Year Wastewater Capital Improvement ProgramTexasInvitedThe City of Denton’s Wastewater Capital Improvement Program will include upgrades to the existing water reclamation plant and construction of a new water reclamation plant and wastewater interceptor.
City of AustinWalnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant ExpansionTexasInvitedThe City of Austin’s project will increase wastewater treatment plant capacity and upgrade to biological nutrient removal, as well as replace and upsize an existing lift station, rehabilitate headworks, and build a new odor control facility.
City of Fort WorthMary’s Creek Water Reclamation FacilityTexasAppliedThe City of Fort Worth will design and construct a new water reclamation facility and associated lift stations and force mains.
Blue Brine LLCBlue Brine Plant ProjectTexasAppliedBlue Brine LLC’s project will address water scarcity and pollution by turning desalination discharge waste into fresh water and mineral byproducts.
City of San MarcosWastewater Conveyance and Treatment Improvements ProjectTexasInvitedThe City of San Marcos will complete several projects, including new and expanded wastewater treatment plants, new and replaced interceptors, and lift station expansions to improve wastewater collection and treatment system to reduce sanitary overflows.
City of PflugervilleWater and Wastewater System Improvements – Loan 2TexasAppliedThe City of Pflugerville will construct a wastewater treatment plant, interceptors, and a lift station. Additionally, the city will install, rehabilitate, and improve water lines around their water treatment system.
Liberty HillLiberty Hill Water SupplyTexasInvitedLiberty Hill will construct a direct potable reuse facility, a new wastewater treatment facility, and an elevated storage tank to increase long-term reliability of potable drinking water supply.
City of AbileneWater System ImprovementsTexasInvitedThe City of Abilene will complete several drinking water infrastructure projects, including rehabilitating and expanding water treatment facilities to add PFAS treatment, decommissioning an old water treatment facility, constructing a new raw water transmission line with pumping facilities, and replacing two existing raw water transmission lines.
Timpanogos Special Service DistrictPhase 1 Resource Recovery and Collection System Improvements ProgramUtahInvitedThe Timpanogos Special Service District will complete several projects, including expansion of existing wastewater infrastructure, implementation of a recycled water program, construction of engineered wetlands, and improvements to the collection system.
Mountain Regional Water Special Service DistrictSignal Hill Water Treatment Plant Optimization and Expansion ProjectUtahAppliedThis project includes improvements and expansion of the Signal Hill Water Treatment Plant, to enhance water supply and address local water quality objectives.
King CountyWastewater 2024 Improvements Project – Loan 3WashingtonAppliedKing County will rehabilitate over 5,000 feet of existing wastewater pipeline and extend the useful life of the sewer.
King CountyElliott West Wet Weather Treatment Station WashingtonInvitedThe Elliott West Wet Weather Treatment Station Project consists of new and upgraded treatment facilities to treat combined sewer overflows prior to discharge through the existing outfall in Elliott Bay in Seattle.
City of VancouverPFAS Mitigation ProgramWashingtonInvitedThe City of Vancouver will complete several projects to address PFAS contamination, including developing new groundwater wells and installing PFAS treatment at several facilities.

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