PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank, the state’s central hub for financing infrastructure improvements for municipalities, businesses, and homeowners has released its annual report, showing that in Fiscal Year 2025 the Bank provided $202 million in grants and loans for clean water, drinking water, emerging contaminants, community septic systems, municipal resilience, clean energy, and road and bridge projects across the state. The Bank has now provided a total of $3.1 billion in project financing since its inception in 1989.
“During a time of great uncertainty surrounding infrastructure funding, Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank is proud to have provided our municipal and other clients with over $200 million in low-cost financing and grants during fiscal year 2025,”
“At a time when our cities, towns, and quasi-public entities need to make major investments in basic infrastructure and need to address the impacts of climate change on that infrastructure, the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank continues to be a reliable partner,”
FY 2025 Impact Highlights
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