Breadcrumb
- Home
From the workshop on August 6 in Wichita, KS
From the workshop on June 27 in Laguna Vista, TX
Please see the index on page 2 for individual presentations.
Does your community have old gas stations, unused buildings, or other potentially contaminated properties impeding future economic growth? Are you concerned these sites may be negatively impacting health and the quality of life in your neighborhoods? Do you look at these properties and wonder how you might bring them back to productive use?
You are invited to attend a free brownfields workshop on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, hosted by the Tonkawa Development Authority, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s Brownfield Program, and the Kansas State University - Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program (KSU TAB). Workshop participants will learn about:
• What a brownfield is (and is not);
• OCC resources for assessment and cleanup of former service stations;
• Other local, state, and federal resources available to address brownfields; and
• How to include brownfields redevelopment in community revitalization.
Who should attend? Local and regional government officials, economic and community development organizations, lenders and real-estate professionals, property owners, and anyone interested in learning about brownfields and financial resources for local redevelopment.
***Lunch will be provided. If you have dietary restrictions, please contact Scott Nightingale or Madeline Dillner***
Kelli Bacon and Michael Sothan, History Nebraska
From the 2024 Tips and Tools for Redeveloping Blighted Properties in Your Community Workshop in Neligh, NE
Jennifer Morris, EPA Region 7
From the 2024 Tips and Tools for Redeveloping Blighted Properties in Your Community Workshop in Neligh, NE
Daniel Janke, USDA
From the 2024 Tips and Tools for Redeveloping Blighted Properties in Your Community Workshop in Neligh, NE
Taryn Horn, NDEE
From the 2024 Tips and Tools for Redeveloping Blighted Properties in Your Community Workshop in Neligh, NE
Sabine Martin, CTOR Solutions, KSU TAB Partner
From the 2024 Tips and Tools for Redeveloping Blighted Properties in Your Community Workshop in Neligh, NE
From the workshop on June 27 in Laguna Vista, TX
From the workshop on June 27 in Laguna Vista, TX
The EPA Region 6 Brownfields Team is happy to announce the return of the in-person Regional Brownfields Conference on July 23-25, 2024. The EPA R6 Brownfields program will be hosting this exciting event in Dallas and welcomes you to come take a fresh new look on all things Brownfields. Session topics will include:
Additionally, you will get a chance to meet with the EPA R6 Brownfields Team, network amongst other grantees and stakeholders, and enjoy downtown Dallas.
This Conference is free, but registration is required, so please be sure to register using the button on this page.
The venue for the Regional Brownfields Conference is the Renaissance Tower, located at 1201 Elm St. in Dallas. Renaissance Tower is a secure federal building. For information on building access, facilities, directions and parking options, please visit
https://www.epa.gov/aboutepa/visiting-epas-region-6-office-dallas.
Hello, Community Leaders, Planners, and Economic Development Stakeholders!
Does your community have unused buildings, old gas stations, or other potentially contaminated properties impeding future economic growth? Are you concerned these sites may be negatively impacting health and the quality of life in your neighborhoods? Do you look at these properties and wonder how you might bring them back to productive use?
This workshop will be hosted by Texas House Representatives Janie Lopez, Ryan Guillen, and John Lujan, and the Kansas State University - Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program (KSU TAB). Workshop participants will hear about:
• What a brownfield is (and is not);
• State and federal financial resources available to address brownfields;
• How to include brownfields redevelopment in community revitalization; and,
• Local redevelopment case studies.
Who should attend? Local and regional government officials, economic and community development organizations, lenders and real-estate professionals, non-profits, property owners, and anyone interested in learning about brownfields and financial resources for local redevelopment.
This workshop is free, but registration is required!
Space is limited, so please be sure to secure your spot by clicking on the Register button above.
Event Location Safety and Rules:
From the workshop in Violet, LA