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Project Jupiter's $50 Million Water Infrastructure Fund Set for Early 2027

El Paso MattersDiego Mendoza-Moyers
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Developers of Project Jupiter have pledged $50 million for water infrastructure improvements in Doña Ana County, with funds expected to be accessible in early 2027. This commitment follows a tax break deal approved in September 2025, which allows the county to use a portion of the gross receipts tax collected from the project. Currently, $25 million has been accrued, but the state is still finalizing the distribution process. The funds will be allocated to various projects, including replacing inoperable fire hydrants and upgrading old piping in Sunland Park. Residents and officials are eager for these improvements to enhance water reliability and infrastructure resilience in the region.

Key Details: • Funding expected to be available in early 2027. • Doña Ana County will allocate $10 million to Sunland Park for infrastructure improvements. • Key projects include replacing fire hydrants and upgrading water piping systems. • County officials are working with the New Mexico Economic Development Department for fund distribution.

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Doña Ana CountySanta TeresaNew Mexico Economic Development DepartmentSunland ParkProject JupiterManny SanchezYasmine Al-Harbi

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