ARPA Water & Sewer Investments
Summary
The final ARPA dollars are being steered to water and sewer upgrades — some systems over 100 years old — sparing municipalities from raising taxes. About $2 million of the county's $22 million allocation remains, and all must be spent by the end of 2026.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
$984,654.76 in ARPA funds reallocated; municipalities avoid tax increases for system upgrades.
Residents of Limestone Township, Mifflin Manor and Jersey Shore areas get modernized water systems without local tax hikes.
No one directly; projects that went unfunded lose out as ARPA dollars run dry.
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