Brownfields

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GOPC Joins Spectrum News 1's "In Focus" to Discuss Brownfield Work

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GOPC Joins Spectrum News 1's "In Focus" to Discuss Brownfield Work

GOPC has been the leading statewide advocate for the creating of the Brownfield Remediation Program (BRP), working with lawmakers for nearly a decade to create a maintain a source of funds to clean-up the thousands of known brownfield sites across the state.

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Open Letter to the Members of the State Budget Conference Committee: Restore the House-Passed Version of the Brownfield Remediation Fund

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Open Letter to the Members of the State Budget Conference Committee: Restore the House-Passed Version of the Brownfield Remediation Fund

A growing coalition of brownfields stakeholders is writing to you today to strongly request you utilize the House-passed version of the Brownfields Remediation Program, as contained in House Bill 96. 

State Budget Bill Clears Ohio House, Moves on to the Ohio Senate

State Budget Bill Clears Ohio House, Moves on to the Ohio Senate

Lawmakers are currently on a two-week break but will return to work the week of April 28. The Ohio Senate Finance Committee, which has begun preliminary hearings on the budget, will begin to work in earnest on drafting a Senate-version of the state budget.

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Brownfields Update: Legislation Introduced, Early Bird Registration Ends in 10 Days

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Brownfields Update: Legislation Introduced, Early Bird Registration Ends in 10 Days

Over the past few months, GOPC has met with members of the Ohio House and Senate to discuss the importance of a continued investment in the brownfield grant program. Additionally, GOPC is working with legislators who last week introduced House Bill 93, with the goal of including this language in the budget.

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Ohio Begins Debate Over Two Year State Budget

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Ohio Begins Debate Over Two Year State Budget

Now that the budget has been introduced, hearings are underway in the Ohio House of Representatives. The House is expected to pass the transportation budget (with hearings being conducted in the House Transportation Committee) by the end of February.

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