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See this fact sheet for an overview of services offered under EPA's Targeted Brownfields Assessment Program...
Lovelock’s brownfields journey is a case study in resilience – one in which the community has had to creatively adapt to challenges and setbacks as it establishes a vision for a vibrant future. After an arson fire in downtown Lovelock destroyed severa...
Click here for a list of key contacts for brownfields in Nevada...
EPA Region 9 provides Targeted Brownfield Assessments (TBAs) which are designed to inventory, characterize, and assess brownfield sites using EPA contractors. Contact: Lisa Hanusiak, 415-972-3152, [email protected]...
Grants of up to $200,000 are available for local governments, tribal governments, and non-profits to perform property records searches. Safely and properly clean-up environmental contamination....
The Fund provides reimbursement to the qualified storage tank owner/operators for corrective action costs associated with cleaning up petroleum product releases. Contact: Valerie King, 775-687-9374, [email protected]...
The Nevada Brownfields Program operates an $800,000 revolving loan fund (RLF) to assist property owners or developers cover clean-up costs for sites with environmental contamination. Contact: Alyssa Krag-Arnold, 775-687-9378, [email protected]...
(IDRBs) are a type of tax-exempt municipal bond/public debt instrument. Proceeds are utilized by private manufacturing companies interested in locating a facility in Nevada or expanding an existing Nevada-based business. Contact: 775-684-2999...
Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grant is provided on a 50/50 matching basis to individual projects. Submitted through the Nevada Division of State Parks to the National Park Service for approval. Contact: Heather Giger, 775-684-2784, hgiger@parks....
