Junkyard dogged: Dillon couple gets assistance from DEQ's Brownfields program
Eric and Alicia Wendland acquired properties including a junkyard and worked with the Montana Department of Environmental Quality to start to redevelop the site in Dillon.
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Eric and Alicia Wendland acquired properties including a junkyard and worked with the Montana Department of Environmental Quality to start to redevelop the site in Dillon.
Press release Bear Paw Development Corporation was recently awarded two impact awards from the Montana Economic Developers Association for their work
Crews imploded three roughly 435-foot-tall cooling towers as part of an ongoing redevelopment project.
The state’s “Bye Bye Mattress” program reported a strong end to its seventh year of operations, recycling 205,000 mattresses and box spring units.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA announced Requests for Applications for $57 million in funding available for two new Brownfields opportunities: Brownfields Technical Assistance and Research cooperative agreements, Technical Assistance to Brownfields communities.