Ohio EPA explains scrap-tire cleanup rules; board approves grants and amnesty program
Ohio EPA staff told the controlling board the scrap-tire cleanup fund covers sites where tires were dumped or inherited and supports local government cleanups and amnesty drop-offs; the board approved the program item.
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Ohio EPA staff told the State Controlling Board that scrap-tire cleanup funding targets "no-fault" sites — locations where tires were illegally dumped or property owners inherited piles of tires — and supports municipal collection and amnesty events.
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