Community Investment
Brownfield Redevelopment

Potential brownfield redevelopment projects, that demonstrate significant community benefits, may be connected to a variety of technical assistance services such as:

• Strategic planning and redevelopment visioning workshops
• Economic feasibility and sustainability analysis
• Identification of potential funding sources
• Assistance with environmental justice issues
• Guidance in finding and contracting with environmental firms
• Independent review and summary of technical documents
• Assistance with sustainability education and planning

Request a meeting with the Brownfield Remediation Team to learn about brownfield resources that may be available for your project.

Conducting an Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) before buying a property may help protect a buyer from liabilities related to environmental hazards associated with the site. An ESA may include:

• Identifying environmental hazards like asbestos, lead paint, industrial chemicals, or underground storage tanks are present on a property
• Providing cleanup cost estimates
• Reviewing potential environmental liability issues

Request a meeting with the Brownfield Remediation Team to learn about brownfield resources that may be available for your project.

Brownfield cleanup funds may be available for redevelopment projects that demonstrate significant community benefits and have conducted an Environmental Site Assessment (ESA).

Request a meeting with the Brownfield Remediation Team to learn about brownfield resources that may be available for your project.