Ohio EPA’s Water Supply Revolving Loan Account (WSRLA) is receiving $201,769,000 in funding from U.S. EPA to help communities find and replace lead service lines across the state, protecting Ohioans from exposure to lead in drinking water.
Nearly $1 million is being invested to help Ohio communities reduce chloride pollution caused by road salt during harsh winter weather. This protects Ohio’s waterways while maintaining public safety on the roads.
An inspiring group of organizations across the Buckeye State are being awarded funding to promote programs and initiatives that enlighten and educate about the vital importance of Ohio’s environment.
The Ohio Lake Erie Commission (OLEC) released the 2024-2025 Areas of Concern Program Highlights, providing an overview of ongoing restoration efforts, recent accomplishments, and significant milestones across Ohio’s three federally designated Areas of Concern (AOCs) along the shores of Lake Erie.
Ohio EPA is awarding more than $2.8 million to 122 public water systems in 58 counties to support critical improvements that will help ensure safe, reliable drinking water for Ohio families.
