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Maupin told it won a $1 million federal grant to upgrade water system

City of Maupin City Council · January 28, 2026
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Summary

City Manager Nick Smith told the council the city "has been awarded a million-dollar grant for water system improvements," approved and awaiting the presidential signature, with implementation expected in summer 2026. Council will prioritize upgrades from the water master plan.

Maupin City Manager Nick Smith told the City Council on Jan. 28 that the city "has been awarded a million-dollar grant for water system improvements," a notice received from Senator Jeff Merkley’s office. Smith said the award has been approved and is "awaiting final presidential signature" and staff expects to implement the project in summer 2026.

Smith asked council to schedule a follow-up meeting to prioritize projects from the city's water master plan so staff can align the forthcoming grant funding with immediate needs. The council did not take a formal vote on project selections at the meeting; Smith’s announcement was informational and framed as the next step toward a summer implementation window.