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MORPC Announces $13 Million In Clean Ohio Funding – MORPC.
org MORPC Announces $13 Million In Clean Ohio Funding MORPC Announces $13 Million In Clean Ohio Funding Funds To Help Preserve Central Ohio Green Spaces The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) has announced the availability of approximately $13 million in grant funding through the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund to support environmental preservation and the protection of natural resources across Central Ohio.
This funding is divided between two distinct administrative districts, targeting the acquisition of green space and the enhancement of river and stream corridors. District 3: Franklin County Approximately $10 million is available for projects exclusively within Franklin County for Fiscal Year 2027. Local governments, park districts, and non-profit conservation organizations are encouraged to apply.
Preliminary Applications Due: June 1, 2026 Final Applications Due: August 28, 2026 District 17: Multi-County District Approximately $ 3 million is available for Fiscal Year 2027 projects in Delaware, Union, Pickaway, Fairfield, Knox, and Licking counties. This funding supports regional efforts to link natural areas and provide public access to Ohio’s natural heritage.
Final Applications Due: September 18, 2026 "The Clean Ohio Conservation Fund remains a vital tool for ensuring that Central Ohio's growth is balanced with the protection of our most sensitive natural resources. By securing this $13 million in funding, our local partners can continue to preserve the waterways and open spaces that define our region’s character and improve the quality of life for every resident."
Jessica Kuenzli, MORPC Chief Regional Planning Officer “The Ohio Public Works Commission is proud to be able to support conservation by helping to protect and enhance green spaces and stream corridors across Franklin County for the public to enjoy." Jennifer Hufford, Small Government Administrator and OPWC Program Representative.
The Clean Ohio Green Space Conservation Program is a competitive grant program administered by the Ohio Public Works Commission. Projects are evaluated by local Natural Resources Assistance Councils based on their ability to preserve natural areas, restore degraded landscapes, and enhance biodiversity. Prospective applicants can find detailed policy manuals and application instructions on the MORPC Clean Ohio Conservation Fund website.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local communities and organizations in Ohio. MORPC provides administrative support for Franklin County projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Clean Ohio Fund is funded by Ohio Public Works Commission (administered by Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission for Franklin County projects). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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