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Bill SR-112. Sponsored by Linda Greenstein (Democratic).

Bill HR-10869, PFAS grants boost drinking water funding, the bill would authorize $1 billion per year (2027–2031) for PFAS-focused water grants under the Clean Water Act. It is at Introduced as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Laura Gillen (D) and Brian Fitzpatrick.

Bill SB-1211, Water safety database with public hearings, bill would require the department to maintain a public, searchable water-database by 2028, hold hearings in affected communities within 30 days of its notice, and open 30 days for comment. It is at Referred To Committee On Energy And Environment as of October 14, 2026. Sponsored by Stephanie Chang (Democratic).

Bill IP2026-0778, Motion to receive water asset update, pantazopoulos's motion to receive Water Utility Asset Management Update passes 8-0 in committee on Oct. It is at Committee decision as of October 14, 2026.

Bill C-37, First Nations Clean Water Act, it would give First Nations control over water services on their lands and set drinking-water standards. It is at Consideration in committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Mandy Gull-Masty (Minister of Indigenous Services).

Bill S-3732, Water Security and Drought Resilience, authorizes Interior to fund water storage, groundwater recharge, and natural retention projects across reclamation states; adds grants and funding. It is at Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 650. as of September 17, 2026.

Bill HR-10596, Safe Water for Schools, would renew grants to help schools replace drinking water fountains. It is at Introduced as of September 24, 2026. Sponsored by Nellie Pou (D), Eleanor Norton, Terri Sewell, Sylvia Garcia, Pablo Hernández, Adelita Grijalva, and Eugene Vindman.

Bill 1260607001, Montreal approves water-mains monitoring contract, montreal council backs a motion to monitor 38 km of water mains with Pure Technologies, 10-year contract, totaling about $26.77 million, phased through 2028 with a five-year extension. It is at Orientation au conseil d'agglomération as of September 21, 2026. Sponsored by Julien Hénault-Ratelle.

Makes the EPA PFAS drinking-water rule (as of June 25, 2024) have the force of law.

Keeps EPA water resilience grant programs authorized through 2031. This lets states and utilities apply for support while funding still needs future approval.

It would create a drought plan and test private wells for safety. It aims to keep drinking water available during dry spells.

The bill asks the environment minister to study water charges for users. Any changes would depend on future rules and could affect businesses and other water users.

Adjusts limits for technical assistance, small-system grants, and funding authorization for drinking water resilience programs.

Reauthorizes drinking water emergency aid and creates EPA grants for wastewater treatment emergencies, including cybersecurity events, with funding through 2031.

Would add cybersecurity requirements for drinking water and wastewater systems to strengthen resilience against cyberattacks and protect service delivery.

Creates an EPA program to support water utilities' participation in the Water Information Sharing and Analysis Center and boost preparedness for attacks and hazards.

Authorizes Corps projects, studies, and water infrastructure programs; updates funding, reporting, and processes for navigation, flood risk, ecosystem restoration, and drinking water and wastewater programs.

Allows grants for cybersecurity training and materials for community water systems; extends the risk and resilience grant period to 2026–2031.

Reauthorizes emergency drinking-water help and creates grants for treatment works to respond to public-health and cybersecurity emergencies.

Creates a certified organization to set and enforce cybersecurity and resilience requirements for larger drinking water and wastewater systems.