This webinar will be held via Zoom Webinar. If you have issues registering or accessing the webinar platform, please email nacomeetings@naco.org.

Nearly two out of every three counties (64 percent) have an identified brownfield property. While brownfields properties are typically abandoned or blighted structures, they can also be a building block for revitalization. Join the BRECC National Network this May and learn how key federal resources can support innovative brownfield redevelopment projects in energy communities.

Speakers

Image of SBP_7421.jpg

Jon Grosshans

Senior Advisor, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Carrie Staton

Carrie Staton

Region 3 Brownfields Director, West Virginia University
maggie belanger

Maggie Belanger

Region 8 Brownfields Director, Kansas State University

Related News

Construction of Amazon Mid-Atlantic Region data center in Loudoun County, Va. Photo by Getty Images
County News

Counties try to keep data center development in bounds

Once a cash cow, data center development is becoming a more delicate planning issue for counties, particularly as AI use drives demand.

GettyImages-1432990358.jpg
Advocacy

Congress Passes Landmark Outdoor Recreation Package

Lawmakers passed the bipartisan EXPLORE Act (H.R.6492) on December 19 to boost outdoor recreation opportunities on public lands for county residents and visitors and aid gateway communities

bike
Press Release

Counties Applaud Passage of WRDA/EDA Package

Omnibus package will advance county interests in economic development, water infrastructure 

Santa Claus had an unwelcome surprise for Milwaukee County, Wis. Parks workers when they uncovered his gifts in an illegal dumping site. Photo courtesy of Peter Bratt
County News

New trails in Milwaukee County help curtail illegal park dumping

While new fines will help defray cleanup costs, Milwaukee County, Wis. Parks hopes making it harder to reach remote places will reduce illegal dumping.

Engineering apprentices at a training presentation
Advocacy

Congressional movement on flawed workforce reauthorization legislation

The U.S. House Education and Workforce and U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee leadership released their bipartisan, bicameral agreement to reauthorize the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) – A Stronger Workforce for America Act. Congressional leadership is now working to gain support for the negotiated bill text during the lame duck session.  

Pipes
Advocacy

EPA announces proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements

EPA announces proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements.

Watch Recording