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Border Infrastructure Projects
Additional Border
Infrastructure Projects
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EPA's Tribal Border Infrastructure program has provided $29.4 million to address high priority water and wastewater infrastructure needs for U.S. tribes along the border. A total of 42 projects were funded, providing basic sanitation and/or access to safe drinking water for 8,114 tribal homes at a cost of $3,623 per home.
The Border Environment Infrastructure Fund (BEIF)/ Project Development Assistance Program (PDAP) report contains detailed information about the program and individual projects funded, as well as results of FY05/06 BEIF/PDAP Prioritization process for drinking water and wastewater projects.
English Version (PDF) | Versión Español (PDF) (5 pp, 45 K About PDF)
More detailed information about the FY05/06 prioritization process and the results can be viewed on the Border Environment Cooperation Commission Web site.
Note: The blue dots link to the associated project.
Projects in California/Baja California
Baja, CA/Tijuana, Baja California
Water Quality:
Water and Wastewater Infrastructure ProjectsExpansion of Wastewater Collection System to Tijuana River Basin Area
Coastal Tijuana Wastewater Collection Improvement Projects
Parallel Conveyance Project Environmental Assessment
Air Quality:
Air Quality Management Plans
Heber, CA
Water Quality:
Public Utility District Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and Upgrade
Mexicali, Baja California
Water Quality:
Wastewater and treatment project for the Mexicali II service area: Environmental Assessment, Response to Comments, and Finding of No Significant Impact
Playas de Rosarito, Baja California
Water Quality:
Wastewater collection Improvement Projects
San Diego, CA/Tijuana, Baja California
Water Quality:
South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant
Projects in Arizona/Sonora
Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico
Water Quality:
Wastewater Collection System Expansion Project
Bisbee, AZ
Water Quality:
Wastewater System Improvements
Douglas, AZ
Water Quality:
Water System Improvements
Gadsden, AZ
Water Quality:
Wastewater collection and Conveyance System Construction
Huachuca City, AZ
Water Quality:
Water Distribution System Improvements
Nogales, AZ / Nogales, Sonora
Water Quality:
Water System Improvements
Wastewater Infrastructure Improvements
Naco, Sonora
Water Quality:
Water Project Environmental Assessment
Patagonia, Santa Cruise County, AZ
Water Quality:
Wastewater Treatment and collection Improvements
San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, Mexico
Water Quality:
Expansion of Wastewater Collection and Treatment Systems
Expansion of Wastewater Collection and Treatment Systems (PIMAS III)
Somerton, AZ
Water Quality:
Wastewater Treatment Plant Reconstruction
Sonoyta, Sonora
Water Quality:
Improvements to the Wastewater Collection and Treatment Systems (PDF) (2 pp, 34K, About PDF)
Yuma, AZ
Water Quality:
B&C Colonia, Wastewater collection System
Additional Information
Border 2012
Border 2012, which follows the Border XXI program, is a binational EPA program aimed at protecting and improving the environment and environmental health while fostering sustainable development in the U.S.-Mexico border area.