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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and the Ohio EPA Thursday announced $1.7 million in grants for more than 30 municipalities and counties as part of the H2Ohio Rivers Program. The grants are the first to be awarded under the new H2Ohio Rivers Chloride Reduction Grant program.
The City of Bryan will be applying for a state grant to help clear roads while being more environmentally friendly to state waterways.
The state of Ohio is offering funds to help improve road salt storage and improve distribution practices, and Williams County plans on applying for them.
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency announced a new funding program to reduce salt runoff into waterways during the Midwest winters.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Director Anne M. Vogel announced Tuesday that funding is now available to help local communities improve road salt storage and distribution practices in a manner that reduces salt pollution in Ohio's waterways.