Resources for Revitalization


October 2024

 
 
 

EPA ARC Grant Applications Due November 14, 2024: Submit yours to CCLR for review!

EPA brownfield grants are highly competitive. Last year, 75% of the applications CCLR reviewed were awarded, securing $14 million in funding for Regions 9 and 10!


Once your draft is ready for review, email it in Microsoft word (doc/docx) format, named APPLICANT NAME_STATE_GRANT TYPE_Review Request to MARCreview@cclr.org



Consultants: If you are sending CCLR an application on behalf of an applicant, you must include the applicant’s contact information and cc the applicant in your email.


Email your applications by Friday November 1st to allow for two rounds of edits. All applications will be reviewed on a first come, first serve basis.


For additional support, schedule a meeting with CCLR.

 

CCLR extends a HUGE thank you to the nearly 400 attendees of the 2024 California Land Recycling Conference!

We had an amazing time meeting everyone and can't wait to see you again next year (can you believe, we’re already planning for 2025!)

 

Over three days, CALRC packed in 32 sessions where 80 speakers shared their expertise through diverse and energizing dialogue focused on building a better future on brownfields From the Ground Up.


Read more about CALRC and check out our photo gallery. If you attended CALRC, share your memories on social media with the hashtags #CALRC2024 and #FromtheGroundUp

 

Help CCLR and WRT Develop Park Funding Framework Guide


Building parks is a vital investment in our collective well-being, but 100 million people in the USA, including 28 million children, don’t have a park within a 10-minute walk from home. To help address this disparity, CCLR and WRT have partnered to create a funding resource aimed at helping resource-limited and overburdened communities build capacity, gain knowledge, and eventually develop parks. As a key player in the redevelopment field, your input on this survey will be instrumental in shaping a more relevant and supportive resource. We thank you for your support.

 

EVENTS & WEBINARS

2024 Tribal EPA & U.S. EPA Region 9 Conference: Stories of Wisdom - Harnessing the Power of TEK

Mon, Oct 21 - Thu, Oct 24 in San Jose, CA & Online

Proudly co-hosted by the Viejas Band Of Kumeyaay Indians and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the direction of the Viejas Environmental Department and in cooperation with EPA’s Region 9 Tribal Branch. Learn more and register today!

Join CCLR's Senior Brownfield Redevelopment Consultant Joy Britt at the Hawai'i Grant Summit to learn how brownfield grants can help your community! Learn more and register.

 
 

In Case You Missed It!

 
 

Advancing Equity In Land Reuse: A Practical Guide to Engaging and Activating Community Voices

On September 12, 2024, CCLR and Groundwork USA held an interactive virtual workshop to help land reuse practitioners integrate equity best practices into land reuse projects. If you strive to embed equity at every stage of your brownfield cleanup and land reuse project: Watch the recording and access slides.

CCLR Webinar: Mr. Cleanup Grant: Practical Tips for EPA Cleanup Grant Success

Recording | Slides


EPA Webinar: Grants Competition Process Webinar

Recording and Slides


EPA Webinar: FY25 Assessment Grant Narrative/Ranking Criteria

Recording | Slides



EPA Webinar: FY25 RLF and Cleanup Grant Narrative/Ranking Criteria

Recording | Slides

 

BROWNFIELD RESOURCES & FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES


Kansas State University’s TAB EZ Program

TAB EZ (Technical Assistance to Brownfields (TAB) easy brownfields grant application (EZ) software program) provides a template, configured for the type of U.S. EPA Brownfields Multipurpose, Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund (RLF), or Cleanup (a.k.a. MARC) grant application you are writing. Check it out!


Forecasting Benefits and Public Returns for Brownfield Redevelopment

Communities often struggle with how to estimate economic benefits and fiscal impacts from planned brownfield redevelopment projects. This short guide from EPA can help communities understand what economic and fiscal impact analyses are and how to use these analyses to support local decisions regarding brownfields assessment, cleanup, and reuse. Read the Guide

EPA Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grants Applications Due November 21

Projects that reduce pollution, increase community climate resilience, and build community capacity to address environmental and climate justice challenges are all eligible for this funding opportunity. Eligible entities include those with a partnership between two community-based non-profit organizations (CBOs) or a partnership between one CBO and one of the following: a federally recognized tribe, a local government, or an institution of higher education. Read more

 

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