The 2009 Community Development, Market Development, and Scrap Tire Grants are Now Available
This competitive grant funding is targeted at Ohio’s local governments and private sector businesses for a variety of recycling, litter clean up and scrap tire management projects. An informational meeting to answer questions about the grant programs is scheduled for December 3, 2008 at 10:00 AM (Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Assembly Center-Building E, 1st Floor, 2045 Morse Road, Columbus, OH 43229). Pre-registration is not required nor accepted.
Please download the grant application packages from the links located on the right side of this homepage. The applications are available in Microsoft Word and Adobe PDF. If you plan to attend the informational meeting, please bring a copy of the application with you. If you have questions regarding these grant programs, please contact the division at (614) 265-6333.
Learn about the Community Development Grant
Learn about the Market Development Grant
Learn about the Scrap Tire Grant
The 2009 Litter Cleanup Grant application package is now available.
The Division of Recycling & Litter Prevention’s competitive grant funding is targeted at Ohio counties, municipal corporations, townships, villages, solid waste management districts or authorities, Keep Ohio Beautiful affiliates, and any agencies of the state as defined in Chapter 119 of the Ohio Revised Code to implement litter cleanup projects.
Please download the grant application package, available in Microsoft Word and Adobe PDF from the following links.
Learn about the Litter Cleanup Grant
Recycle For Ohio's Future
The Division of Recycling & Litter Prevention is responsible for implementing statewide waste reduction, recycling, recycling market development and litter prevention programs. The division encourages Ohioans to reduce waste, recycle materials and buy recycled-content products.
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What's in Your Garbage?
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources initiated a Waste Characterization study at 11 selected solid waste management districts throughout Ohio.
Summary of Findings |