Milford Secures $7 Million for Water System Overhaul

AIRW eSource – Tuesday, June 24

Milford’s drinking water woes are set to be addressed with a substantial $7 million funding received from the Indiana Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. This financial injection aims to implement crucial infrastructure upgrades, including the installation of a new filtration system and the replacement of lead pipes impacting approximately 60 homes in the area. For residents who have voiced concerns about discolored water, these improvements are expected to significantly enhance the quality and safety of their water supply.

Indiana has been grappling with water quality issues, with recent reports ranking it as having the 12th worst drinking water quality in the nation. Potential federal budget adjustments could further strain resources, heightening concerns about the accessibility of safe water. The latest funding allocated to Milford is part of ongoing efforts to mitigate these challenges, ensuring that the town’s water infrastructure meets safety standards and provides residents with clean, reliable water.