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New York (NY)

New York Water Infrastructure: Funded Projects, Compliance Signals, and Utility Intelligence

United Current tracks community water systems, SRF-funded projects, and compliance signals across New York.

Statewide
Community Water Systems

Tracked across New York

Tracked
Active SRF-Funded Projects

Currently in pipeline

Millions
Population Served

By public water systems

5
Funding Programs

Visible check dates

Regulatory Landscape

New York Water Infrastructure Regulatory Context

New York operates one of the largest and most complex water infrastructure landscapes in the nation, with community water systems ranging from New York City’s massive supply network to small rural systems upstate. The Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC) administers the state’s Drinking Water and Clean Water SRFs, distributing hundreds of millions annually. New York has established its own emerging contaminant standards and is requiring utilities to address PFAS, 1,4-dioxane, and other compounds. The LCRR creates additional compliance urgency, particularly for older systems in the Hudson Valley, Long Island, and upstate cities.

Key Funding Programs

  • NY Environmental Facilities Corporation (Drinking Water SRF)
  • NY Environmental Facilities Corporation (Clean Water SRF)
  • Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) supplemental allocations
  • NY Water Infrastructure Improvement Act (WIIA) grants
  • NY Intermunicipal Water Infrastructure Grant Program
Example Opportunity

What you'd see in your New York dashboard

Here's the kind of opportunity United Current surfaces for New York water systems: funded, scored, and ready for outreach.

NY · SRF-Funded Project

New York Utility Opportunity

92
Score
SRF FundingCompliance DeadlineActive Project
Opportunity Detail

Illustrative scenario: a mid-sized system in New York appears on the state SRF priority list while carrying open drinking-water violations. In United Current, that combination surfaces the utility high in a territory queue, with both records cited, so your team can engage early.

Source: SRF Intended Use Plan
Key Utilities

Major New York Water Utilities We Track

NYC Department of Environmental Protection
Suffolk County Water Authority
Nassau County (multiple districts)
Buffalo Water Authority
Rochester (Monroe County Water Authority)
Albany Water Board

Pick a utility. Any utility.

Name a water utility in New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania and I will send you what we see: violations, enforcement history, funding position, and momentum. Every line cited to a public source.

Send me the receipts

Founder-direct. No sales sequence, no spam. You get one email with the evidence.