Iowa Gov. Reynolds unveils water quality funding package to boost monitoring, infrastructure

Iowa water sensor funding vanishes overnight

Todd Dorman on the recently concluded 2026 session of Iowa Legislature: “Republicans who don’t want Iowans to know the truth about our dirty water were victorious, again.”

Gov. Kim Reynolds introduces ‘farm to faucet’ water quality package

The funding package, added as an amendment through Senate File 2487, the agriculture and natural resources appropriation budget, includes multiple changes to Iowa’s system for funding water quality infrastructure and monitoring on the state level.

Iowa Gov. Reynolds unveils water quality funding package to boost monitoring, infrastructure

A new Iowa water quality plan would increase monitoring, expand infrastructure funding and invest in nitrate removal through Central Iowa Water Works.

Gov. Reynolds introduces water quality package

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced a water quality funding package Friday that she said will move existing funding and add additional funds to renovate and expand water quality infrastructure across the state.

Iowa redirects $25M to boost nitrate removal, water quality efforts - Regional Media News

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds says $25 million is being redirected to expand nitrate removal capacity in central Iowa. During a press conference on Friday, Reynolds said Central Iowa Water Works will use the money to double the capacity of its nitrate removal system over the next three years. "Des Moines is growing fast metro area [...] The post Iowa redirects $25M to boost nitrate removal, water quality efforts appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.