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Yorkville OKs $35M in ‘short-term’ financing for Lake Michigan water project

Summary by Great Lakes Commission

The city of Yorkville, Illinois, is going ahead with a $35 million financing bridge for its Lake Michigan water project while it awaits a $170 million federal loan from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The total project cost for transitioning to Lake Michigan water is around $224.4 million. Read the full story by Shaw Local News Network.

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Yorkville OKs $35M in ‘short-term’ financing for Lake Michigan water project

The city of Yorkville, Illinois, is going ahead with a $35 million financing bridge for its Lake Michigan water project while it awaits a $170 million federal loan from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The total project cost for transitioning to Lake Michigan water is around $224.4 million. Read the full story by Shaw Local News Network.

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Great Lakes Commission broke the news 7 days ago on Monday, August 3, 2026.

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