Investing in New Hampshire's water
See how water infrastructure funding reaches our communities, one project at a time.
Grant and loan split not in the sample.
Funding at a glance
A snapshot of the commitments in the sample data.
Funding by source
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund commitments lead the sample
DWSRF accounts for 41% of all committed funding.
Projects by type
Infrastructure construction makes up most projects
10 of 17 projects are classified as infrastructure (construction).
Commitments by year
2023 has the largest funding commitment
Commitments in the sample span 2021 through 2026, based on binding commitment dates.
Funding by county
Cheshire County leads funding commitments
Cheshire County has the largest total commitment in the sample, $11,875,368.
Funding by program
Drinking Water receives the most funding
Drinking Water accounts for 72% of committed funding in the sample.
Top 10 recipients
The top 10 recipients hold 98% of committed funding
Jaffrey has the largest total, $11,562,868. Bars compare the top recipients only.
All other recipients: $761,234 across 7 recipients
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Where the funding goes
Cheshire County has the largest total commitment in the sample, $11,875,368.
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