Healthy H2O Act

The Healthy H2O Act would establish a grant program under the Department of Agriculture to help rural households and facilities afford point-of-entry or point-of-use drinking water treatment systems, including installation and maintenance, to address contaminants like lead, arsenic, PFAS, and pathogens. Grants would be available to eligible end users—such as homeowners, renters, child-care facilities, and small multi-unit property owners in rural areas—who demonstrate a need through water testing showing health contaminants, and to nonprofit organizations assisting them. The program prioritizes private well users, caps grants at reasonable costs, and excludes households earning more than…

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