Lead Abatement Program News Today

Shoddy work done by a licensed lead abatement contractor, and approved by a regional agency, has raised concerns about the oversight of a Maine program meant to protect children from lead poisoning.

Lorain County commissioners balked at proposed contracts with consulting firms with hefty price tags at their meeting Feb. 2. First, a $15,000 payment came to the attention of Dave Moore, vice president of the commission. The payment was requested from the Lorain County Prosecutor’s Office to hire McCaulley and Company LLC, a grant writing firm. […]

Shoddy work done by a licensed lead abatement contractor, and approved by a regional agency, has raised concerns about the oversight of a Maine program meant to protect children from lead poisoning.

The Lorain County Commission unanimously approved a nearly $2 million grant Jan. 30 to implement a lead abatement program countywide. The county’s Community Development Department received the Lead Safe Ohio Grant Funds in the amount of $1,892,000 for Lorain County from the Ohio Department of Development to implement a lead safe renovation and lead abatement […]

The Ohio Department of Development announced Jan. 11 that $1.6 million in grants to help remove toxic lead from 82 low- and moderate-income households in 25 communities across the state, including Lorain County, according to a news release.

The 2024 plan cuts expenses by 3.2% from the current year, and McClure said expenses are down 14.2% over two years.

Revitalize Milwaukee makes accessibility modifications and critical repairs for low-income seniors, veterans and people living with disabilities.

Revitalize Milwaukee announced today a planned expansion of services, made possible with more than $12 million in funding from new sources.

CNY Community Foundation announces more than $500,000 for local organizations Updated Jan 29, 2021; Posted Jan 29, 2021 A free and family-friendly outdoor game night gathered about 50 people on Wednesday, June 26, 2019, to celebrate the addition of four new permanent chess tables in Hanover Square. The Downtown Committee of Syracuse received a $8,125 grant from the Central New York Community Foundation to purchase and install the tables in the Square. The foundation announced its 2021 grants ...