Gov. Mark Dayton's $220 million plan to begin fixing the state's water infrastructure

January 15, 2016 at 4:05AM

$167M to help cities update water treatment systems

$53M for water quality protection, leveraging millions in federal dollars

100,000 acres taken out of ag use to protect waterways

Cleanup of Duluth contami­nation on the St. Louis River

Up next : Dayton plans a water summit in February

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