Source: United States House of Representatives – Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (8th District of Illinois)
SCHAUMBURG, IL — Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi today announced that he secured more than $15 million in federal funding for critical community projects across the region. The funding, approved through the annual appropriations process, will support local priorities including infrastructure improvements, education and workforce development, public safety enhancements, flood mitigation, and transportation upgrades—projects identified in close coordination with local governments, educational institutions, and community partners.
Community Project Funding Secured
Elgin Community College — $2,000,000
City of Des Plaines — $1,800,000
Village of Bartlett — $1,500,000
City of Batavia — $1,200,000
-
To build a new segment of the Fox River Regional Trail, restoring a dedicated off-road path and improving safety, connectivity, and river access for pedestrians and cyclists.
Village of Schaumburg — $1,152,000
Village of Elk Grove Village — $1,092,000
Fox River Water Reclamation District — $1,092,000
DuPage Water Commission — $1,000,000
-
To fund planning and early work for a new Lake Michigan intake, regional treatment plant, and pipelines delivering safer, more reliable drinking water to up to 2 million residents in Cook and DuPage Counties.
Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office — $1,000,000
-
To modernize technology, case management systems, and secure infrastructure to support a growing staff and protect sensitive data.
Village of Mount Prospect — $850,000
Pace, Suburban Bus Division — $840,000
William Rainey Harper College — $765,000
Itasca Park District — $250,000
-
To expand and remodel the Itasca Community Center, creating new and repurposed space for youth programs, senior services, and inclusive recreation.
County of DuPage — $240,000
-
To reduce neighborhood flooding through a new detention pond, storm sewer improvements, and wetland and water-quality enhancements in the Nelsons Highview area.
Palatine Police Department — $239,000
-
To equip the Community Engagement and Planning Bureau with gas and electric motorcycles and e-bikes to enhance patrols, traffic enforcement, and community-based policing.