brownfields

Building on the Brownfields Momentum: An Analysis of the Brownfield Remediation Program Over the Past Four Years (2021-2025)

Building on the Brownfields Momentum: An Analysis of the Brownfield Remediation Program Over the Past Four Years (2021-2025)

Since 2021, Ohio’s General Assembly has committed $900 million to support brownfield assessments and cleanup projects. The Brownfield Remediation Program (BRP) and its significant investment has established a new precedent around brownfield remediation and redevelopment efforts since the sunset of the Clean Ohio Revitalization Fund in 2013. The BRP is on track to catalyze significant economic impacts and community benefits across Ohio.

The Benefits of Brownfields for Ohio's Communities

The Benefits of Brownfields for Ohio's Communities

Greater Ohio Policy Center (GOPC) is proud to share “The Benefits of Brownfields for Ohio’s Communities: An Analysis of the Brownfield Remediation Program Over the Past Three Years”. This white paper examines the $659 million awarded between 2022 and 2024 for the Brownfield Remediation Program. The white paper also makes the case for allocating additional dollars to a statewide brownfield grant program in the next state Operating Budget.

Unlocking Opportunity: Ohio's Brownfield Remediation Fund Awards & The Benefit of Brownfields

Unlocking Opportunity: Ohio's Brownfield Remediation Fund Awards & The Benefit of Brownfields

The Greater Ohio Policy Center (GOPC) has released a white paper Unlocking Opportunity: Ohio’s Brownfield Remediation Fund Awards & The Benefit of Brownfields, which analyzes the full grant awards for the Brownfield Remediation Fund and makes the case for additional funding for environmental clean-up.

Investing in Brownfields: Identifying Potential Funding Options for CORF 2.0

Investing in Brownfields: Identifying Potential Funding Options for CORF 2.0

Ohio has the potential to bring millions of dollars in additional investment, enhance job growth, and foster economic development through the continued investment in brownfield redevelopment. Found in every county, these 9,000+ former industrial and commercial sites are unusable in their current condition. These blighted properties discourage investment and create barriers to economic advancement.