US EditionFairfield County Engineer Awarded $74K to Reduce Road Salt Use and Protect Waterways
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Fairfield County Engineer Awarded $74K to Reduce Road Salt Use and Protect Waterways
LANCASTER, OH (May 2025) – The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has awarded the Fairfield County Engineer’s Office $74,652.18 in grant funding through the state’s new H2Ohio Rivers Chloride Reduction Grant Program. The funds will be used to construct a new brine system aimed at lowering road sal
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