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City of Greeley Water Capital Improvement Program (Drinking Water)

Borrower: City of Greeley
Location: Greeley, Colorado
Invited WIFIA Loan Amount: $252 million

Population Served by Project: 146,000

Project Description

The City of Greeley Water Capital Improvement Program will modernize aging drinking water infrastructure, conserve water resources for dry years, and expand the facility’s capacity to enable economies of scale and serve the City of Greeley’s growing population. A new underground storage facility will provide backup drought supply in dry years and long-term water storage in wet years. By completing this program, the City of Greely will improve the quality and reliability of its drinking water services to meet the needs of its growing population.

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Last updated on December 16, 2024
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