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Senate committee allows Pearl River Valley Water Sewer District to seek rural water revolving loans and grants
Summary
Senate Bill 28-66 was reported out of committee to permit the Pearl River Valley Water Sewer District to apply for the revolving loan and grant fund for rural water system improvements.
A state Senate committee reported Senate Bill 28-66 on Oct. 12, a bill that adds the Pearl River Valley Water Sewer District to the list of local governments eligible to apply for the revolving loan and grant fund for rural water-system improvements.
Committee discussion was brief. The chairman summarized the bill’s purpose: to allow the named district to apply for the existing revolving loan and grant programs used for rural water-system improvements. Committee members had no recorded substantive objections; the chairman moved that the bill’s title was sufficient and that it be reported, and the motion was carried by voice vote.
The action does not appropriate funds; it changes eligibility for program applications. The transcript records the committee’s approval and reporting of the bill, but does not include a roll-call tally or additional implementation details about specific projects or funding amounts.
