APPLY TODAY! for more information contact [email protected] or go to: www.nrwa.org Money is now available for loans up to $100,000 with 10 year term and interest rates low . The NRWA Revolving Loan Fund was established under a grant from USDA/RUS to provide financing to utilities for pre-development costs associated with proposed water and wastewater projects. RLF funds can also be used with existing water/wastewater systems and the short term costs incurred for replacement equipment, small scale extension of services or other small capital projects. Systems applying must be public entities. This includes municipalities, counties, special purpose districts, Native American Tribes and corporations not operated for profit, including cooperatives, with up to 10,000 population and rural areas with no population limits. NATIONAL RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION Rural Development L oan F U N D Revolving “You provided the help that we needed when we needed it and in a timely manner. Thanks for making it possible and so convenient to obtain a loan in our time of need…” Director - Rural Water PWS

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APPLY TODAY!

for more information

contact [email protected]

or go to:

www.nrwa.org

Money is now available for loans up to $100,000

with 10 year term and interest rateslow .The NRWA Revolving Loan Fund was establishedunder a grant from USDA/RUS to providefinancing to utilities for pre-developmentcosts associated with proposed water andwastewater projects. RLF funds can also be usedwith existing water/wastewater systems and theshort term costs incurred for replacement equipment,small scale extension of services or other smallcapital projects.

Systems applying must be public entities. Thisincludes municipalities, counties, special purposedistricts, Native American Tribes and corporationsnot operated for profit, including cooperatives,with up to 10,000 population and rural areas withno population limits.

NATIONAL RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION

RuralDevelopment

LoanF U N D

Revolving

“You provided the help that we needed when we needed itand in a timely manner.

Thanks for making it possible and so convenient to obtain a loanin our time of need…”

Director - Rural Water PWS