Jefferson County, Washington · Collection phase reported complete
Port Hadlock sewer project
Follow the congressional designations, linked awards, and documented project milestones.
- Designated in the listed GAO records
- $5,500,000
- Obligations on linked awards
- $5,500,000
- Outlays on linked awards
- $250,509.87
Congressional designations
| GAO ID | Fiscal year | Agency | Amount | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022_1615 | 2022 | Environmental Protection Agency | $2,500,000 | no-year |
| 2023_3326 | 2023 | Environmental Protection Agency | $3,000,000 | no-year |
From designation to award
The EPA agreement names Port Hadlock and cites the FY2023 appropriations act and an approved technical correction to the FY2022 act. Jefferson County separately identifies both federal amounts for the pressure sewer and grinder pumps.
| Award | Signed | Assistance listing | Obligation | Reported outlay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02J97501 | 2025-05-08 | 66.202 | $5,500,000 | $250,509.87 |
What local records show
Phase complete · February 2024
Jefferson County reports that site preparation, earthwork and utilities were completed.
Jefferson County phase and funding tablePhase complete · March 2025
The county reports completing the low-pressure sewer collection system. Its phase table describes about five miles of pipe in the initial service area.
Jefferson County phase and funding tablePerformance testing · October 2025
The county lists performance testing for the water reclamation facility and reports a construction contract of $10,020,835 for that phase.
Jefferson County phase and funding table
Open question. The records document phases of work and a reported outlay on the linked EPA award. They do not establish full system completion, the total paid across all funding sources, or the number of connections in service.
How the records fit
What each amount measures
- Congressional designation is the amount in a GAO appropriation entry. The dataset covers FY2022–FY2024. GAO’s ID identifies a row in that dataset.
- Obligation is what the government committed on a linked award. Outlay is the reported amount paid on that award. A missing outlay is shown as unavailable.
- Delivery is what a local or agency source documents about actual work. A funding announcement, award or payment does not by itself document completion.
- Multi-state designations appear once in a separate group. Amounts are not split among states.
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