Revitalizing Ohio’s Brownfields

Increasing Opportunities for Job Growth and Economic Development

The Greater Ohio Policy Center and Brownfields Redevelopment

Over the past few years, Greater Ohio Policy Center (GOPC) has advocated for state dollars to help Ohio’s communities remediate brownfields, and bring those sites into productive use. This advocacy has centered on the need for grant dollars to ensure all communities in Ohio have access to funds, and for dollars that are community-responsive to meet the varying needs of each community in the state. GOPC applauds the efforts of the Legislature for the inclusion of the Brownfield Remediation Program in the FY24-25 state budget, and will continue to lead as an advocate for continuing funding and thoughtful brownfields policies in the state.

Ohio Brownfield Conference

Ohio’s Premier Networking and Learning Event For Brownfield Professionals is May 8, 2025 in Westerville, Ohio

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Brownfield Remediation Fund

Resources and Frequently Asked Questions about Ohio’s Leading Brownfield Revitalization Program

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Ohio Brownfield’s Blog

Updates and the Latest News Impacting Brownfield Revitalization from across Ohio

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The Future of Brownfield Revitalization in Ohio

Ohio Lawmakers have introduced legislation to provide for the long-term, permanent, sustainable funding of brownfield remediation in the state of Ohio.

With support from GOPC, the legislation will ensure brownfield revitalization can continue in 2025 and beyond.

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