Brownfields Bulletin
The Brownfields Bulletin is a bi-annual newsletter published by the Indiana Brownfields Program to highlight Indiana's brownfields redevelopment accomplishments and keep stakeholders informed of brownfields-related news and important issues.
In the Summer 2013
- Indiana receives nine U.S. EPA brownfield grant awards
- Federal Brownfields Recognition Award goes to City of Goshen
- Indiana finds a creative way to finance brownfields redevelopment
- First come, first served - limited Indiana Brownfields Program Auto Sector Initiative funds remain
- Next U.S. EPA brownfield grant round around the corner -- time for planning, partnerships, and public participation
- Indiana Brownfields and Office of Community and Rural Affairs
- News you can use
- Welcome aboard!
- Brownfields financial and technical assistance makes a difference in Columbia City
- CALENDAR OF EVENTS
- Annual Return on Investment Survey
- Staff Directory
Read the entire Summer 2013 or browse the archives below.
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
- September/October 2008
- July/August 2008
- Summer 2008 Special Edition Newsletter
- March/April 2008
- January/February 2008
2007
2006
2005
- Issue 28, 2nd Quarter, 2005 - unavailable
- Issue 27, 1st Quarter, 2005 - unavailable
2004
- Issue 26, 4th Quarter, 2004 - unavailable
- Issue 25, 3rd Quarter, 2004 - unavailable
- Issue 23, 1st Quarter, 2004
2003
2002
2001
- Issue 14, 4th Quarter, 2001
- Issue 12, Special Edition, 2001
- Issue 11, 2nd Quarter, 2001
- Issue 10, 1st Quarter, 2001
2000
- Issue 9, 4th Quarter, 2000
- Issue 8, 3rd Quarter, 2000
- Issue 7, 2nd Quarter, 2000
- Issue 6, 1st Quarter, 2000
1999
- Issue 5, 4th Quarter, 1999
- Issue 4, 3rd Quarter, 1999
- Issue3, 2nd Quarter, 1999
- Issue 2, 1st Quarter, 1999
1998
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Project Highlights
The Town of Ligonier is in the process of recycling materials from demolition of buildings on the four-acre former Essex Wire brownfield site, which is planned for redevelopment as a river park and possibly the future home of a fire station.
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