(MSC News)--Two area northeast Kansas cities will receive funding from USDA Rural Development for infrastructure improvements.
The agency announced Wednesday its investing $22.4 million in nine Kansas infrastructure projects--including those in Valley Falls and Vermillion.
Valley Falls will receive a more than $2.9 million loan to help refurbish the the city's wastewater collection system. The project will include pipe repairs, pipe replacement, heavy pipe cleaning and manhole repairs and replacement.
Vermillion will receive a more than $1.1 million grant and $35,000 loan to help complete the rehabilitation of the city's water distribution system. The project will install about 6,500 feet of distribution piping, including new fire hydrants, valves and other equipment.
The funding is through USDA Rural Development's Water and Waste Disposal Loan and Grant Program
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Fatal Missouri crash claims Atchison man
Brown Co Commissioner plans to resign
10-year-old St. Joseph child shot, hospitalized
Five injured, including two critically, in St. Joseph crash
Troy man convicted of sexual battery
One injured, one arrested, after Atchison fight
Man arrested in Brown Co subject to deportation
Actress, filmmaker plans Benedictine College visit
Two hurt, one cited, in Atchison wreck
Motorcyclist killed in Washington Co crash
Man arrested after armed carjacking in St. Joseph
A Saturday of celebrations planned in Atchison
Two local lakes added to public health advisory list
Richardson County Fair royalty crowned
Flags fly in KS for political violence remembrance
ATCO Sheriff seeks hit and run driver
LATEST STORIES
ATCO clarifies Sunday budget hearing date
Repair works means closure for VF boat ramp parking lot
Doniphan Co 2026 county budget adopted
Motorcyclist killed in Washington Co crash
HTRS Foundation announces scholarship
Two hurt, one cited, in Atchison wreck
ATCO Sheriff seeks hit and run driver