Holyoke Secures $800,000 for Sewer Separation Project

Holyoke secures $800,000 for sewer separation project

The city of Holyoke received $800,000 in federal funding to support a multi-phase sewer separation project aimed at protecting the Connecticut River.

Holyoke secures federal dollars to ease burden of major sewer overflow project

HOLYOKE — New federal funding will help Holyoke upgrade its aging combined sewer overflow system — a costly, yearslong infrastructure challenge that city leaders say is critical to protecting the Connecticut River.

Neal announces federal funding for Holyoke’s sewer overflow system - The Reminder

Congressman Richard Neal (right) joined Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia (middle) and state Rep. Patricia Duffy (left) to discuss federal funding the city will receive to improve its sewer overflow system.Reminder Publishing photo by Tyler Garnet HOLYOKE — On Feb. 27, U.S. Rep. Richard Neal joined Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia, state Rep. Patricia Duffy and local officials at the Holyoke Water Pollution Control Facility to announce $800,000 in federal …