The 2025 Legislature will land the plane on a historic water session, allotting $2.5 billion in not-itemized infrastructure spending with a 50-50 split between new supply and fixing existing infrastructure in the 10-year annually dedicated funding.
From the very beginning, state leaders hailed this as the “water session,” emphasizing the need to jumpstart the construction of long-stagnant new supply in a state staring down a population and economic boom.
