Pennsylvania invests $190.3 million for water infrastructure
On October 21, 2026, Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro announced $190.3 million in PENNVEST funding for 24 drinking water, wastewater and non-point source infrastructure projects across the state.
Projects range from replacing an estimated 45,000 lead service lines, Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances removal and treatment projects, upgrades to for water distribution systems and improvements to aging infrastructure.
PENNVEST water projects are financed through voter-approved state funds, Growing Greener and Marcellus Legacy programs, federal IIJA and EPA grants and recycled loan repayments.
“Every Pennsylvanian has a constitutional right to clean water, and my Administration is committed to protecting that right by investing in the infrastructure our communities need,” said Governor Shapiro. “We’re helping communities modernize aging water and wastewater systems, replace lead service lines, and address emerging contaminants to protect public health and ensure our residents have access to clean, safe drinking water for generations to come.
