Washington, D.C. — Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach (MN-07) is pleased to announce that over $5.5 million in federal funding has been secured for two critical infrastructure projects in Minnesota's Seventh Congressional District, including $1,500,000 for sanitary system improvements in Plummer and $4,167,900 for the Kandiyohi water and waste system improvements project.
"These investments will make a real difference for families and communities across Western Minnesota, said Rep. Fischbach. "Reliable water and waste management systems are essential for public health and quality of life. I am proud to secure these resources that will strengthen these communities."
The funding will allow Plummer to modernize its sanitary system and address aging infrastructure. In Kandiyohi, the investment will enhance water and waste management, supporting community growth.
Rep. Fischbach has championed local priorities through the federal appropriations process. The Congresswoman’s advocacy for these projects helped secure their inclusion in the Agriculture Appropriations bill.
"These investments will make a real difference for families and communities across Western Minnesota, said Rep. Fischbach. "Reliable water and waste management systems are essential for public health and quality of life. I am proud to secure these resources that will strengthen these communities."
The funding will allow Plummer to modernize its sanitary system and address aging infrastructure. In Kandiyohi, the investment will enhance water and waste management, supporting community growth.
Rep. Fischbach has championed local priorities through the federal appropriations process. The Congresswoman’s advocacy for these projects helped secure their inclusion in the Agriculture Appropriations bill.
