Suffolk County Water Authority

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul visited Hauppauge on Tuesday to announce nearly $450 million for clean water initiatives statewide — $20 million of which will help install treatment equipment that will protect drinking water from emerging contaminants on Long Island. An additional $30 million was made available for the state's septic system replacement program.

The 10 water providers in Nassau and Suffolk counties provide water for 570,000 Long Island residents.

Projects include upgrading wastewater and sewer systems, reducing water pollution and protecting drinking water from contaminants.

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