The Mansfield Board of Control on Tuesday approved contracts totaling $1.26 million for improvements at the wastewater treatment plant.
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EPA 401 Informational Session on 12/12/2024
EPA 401 Informational Session Date: 12/12/2024 Time: 01:00 pm-02:30 pm Location: AgCredit Building Confernce Room: 5362 US Highway 42 Organizer: Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District, Knox Soil and Water Conservation District, Ohio EPA Cost: Free Contact and more info: mocoswcd@redbird.net https://www.morrowswcd.com/ About the event: Ensure your project stays on track, take time to attend […]
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Madison Water District earns $378K H2Ohio grant for infrastructure project
The Madison Water District was awarded the grant to connect 200 residents and 10 businesses to water lines for safe drinking water.
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Ohio EPA circles ‘Westinghouse Target Area’ for potential brownfield testing
MANSFIELD — A several-block area around the former Westinghouse properties in Mansfield may be in line for environmental brownfield assessments through the Ohio EPA. Dan Tjoekler, lead brownfield coordinator for the state, asked the Richland County Land Bank if it would like to include such a “Westinghouse Target Area” in the Ohio EPA’s $2 million […]
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Third time’s the charm: Shiloh awarded $500K grant to help fund water project
Additional funding for Shiloh’s three-phase, $1.7 million water project has been awarded to the village through a state grant program.
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Mansfield Board of Control OKs $166,125 on aerial mapping needed for GIS system
MANSFIELD — Bob Bianchi said Tuesday his office uses city-wide aerial imaging 50 times every day. “Somebody in our office is probably using it right now and I am not exaggerating,” the City of Mansfield engineer said after the Board of Control approved spending $166,125 on a contract with Woolpert Inc. from Columbus to remap […]
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A decade of debates: Shelby explores dry dams, files joint ditch petition
Representatives from Shelby and Richland County have been exploring solutions to mitigate flooding for more than a decade.