Deadline to apply for EPA Brownfield grants is Nov. 22 phoenix
Nov 18, 2022
Local and state governments, regional councils, tribes and nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply for the funding. The grants help create opportunities for applicants to benefit the community by transforming a potentially unusable site into a usable site. Some of the funding could be available in Opportunity Zones.
SCS Engineers helped redevelop environmentally impaired real estate more than 25 years before the term “Brownfield” was used.
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