NW Franklin News

State Senator Stephanie Kunze (R-Dublin) has announced a new grant opportunity for water quality improvement projects in Ohio. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is offering $2.7 million in grants, and the deadline for applications is November 9th.

According to Senator Kunze, this program is an essential resource for local communities and the rivers and streams they strive to protect and preserve. The funds can be utilized in various ways, including field drainage water management and stream restoration.

Senator Kunze encourages organizations in her district to take advantage of this opportunity, stating, "I urge organizations in my district to apply for this opportunity."

The grant program is open to local governments, park districts, soil and water conservation districts, and other public organizations. The funding for these grants comes from the federal Clean Water Act.

Interested parties can find the application on the Ohio EPA website.

This grant opportunity provides a significant chance for communities in Ohio to make a positive impact on their water quality. With the help of Senator Stephanie Kunze, local organizations can access the necessary funds to implement vital water conservation and restoration projects. The deadline for applications is fast approaching, so eligible entities are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.