Ohio EPA's recycling and litter prevention and mosquito control grant program deadlines are coming up soon. We have hosted webinars about both programs and you can go to our Agency YouTube channel to listen to recordings.

Ohio EPA’s Mosquito Control Grant (MCG) and Ohio EPA DEFA’s Recycling and Litter Prevention Grants.

Ohio EPA Recycling and Litter Prevention Grants, Ohio EPA Mosquito Control Grant (MCG), Ohio EPA Encouraging Environmental Excellence (E3) Recognition Program and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) application period for $660 million in grants for Flood Mitigation Assistance and the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities.

Ohio EPA's Recycling and Litter Prevention program (R&LP) provides grant funding to communities, local governments, academic institutions, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and state agencies to establish and implement recycling, market development, litter prevention, and scrap tire recycling programs.

Ohio EPA’s Recycling and Litter Prevention Program (R&LP) provides grant funding to communities and businesses that initiate or expand recycling programs, encourage sustainable practices and stimulate market development for reusing recyclables and litter prevention efforts.

Beginning in Program Year 2020, Ohio EPA’s Water Resource Restoration Sponsor Program (WRRSP) will include a new restoration subcategory to specifically address projects involving multiple dam removals in urban corridors.

Recycling and Litter Prevention (R&LP) Grant Applications

Ohio EPA Recycling and Litter Prevention Program (R&LP) grant applications

Ohio EPA’s Recycling and Litter Prevention Program (R&LP) provides grant funding to communities and businesses that initiate or expand recycling programs, encourage sustainable practices, and stimulate market development for reusing recyclables and litter prevention efforts.

Since 2016, Ohio EPA’s Water Pollution Control Loan Fund has offered local health districts (LHDs) grant-like subsidies to assist low-income homeowners repair and replace failing household sewage treatment systems (HSTS).