PLATTSMOUTH—Plattsmouth officials joined Gov. Jim Pillen to highlight the importance of Nebraska’s Drinking Water State Revolving Fund in rebuilding infrastructure damaged by the 2019 floods. The city’s $130 million recovery effort received $38 million in zero-interest state loans, helping prevent financial hardship while restoring water and wastewater systems. State officials announced that the program is expected to surpass $2 billion in funding over the next eight years, with $220 million supporting 40 new infrastructure projects statewide over the next two years. The program helps communities address aging infrastructure while limiting costs for residents.

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