Brownfields and Land Revitalization in EPA Region 4
EPA Region 4 manages the Brownfield and Land Revitalization program in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
This page has regional information. For national program information, visit Brownfields and Land Revitalization.
Targeted Brownfields Assessments
Subtitle A of the Small Business Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act authorizes EPA to establish a program to perform Targeted Brownfields Assessments such as Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments at properties within Region 4 at no cost to local governments, quasi-governmental agencies and tribes. Information gathered from Targeted Brownfields Assessments gives local governments and prospective purchasers a better understanding of potential contamination issues at brownfields in their communities. EPA will characterize a brownfield to determine the nature and extent of the contamination. Results are provided to the community to assist them in redevelopment planning.
Learn more about Targeted Brownfields Assessments in EPA Region 4.
Region 4 Contact
If you are interested in receiving Brownfields assessment assistance, please complete the application and submit it to David Hayes at the address in the application below. You can also call (404) 562-8071 or email David at hayes.david@epa.gov with any questions.
Technical Assistance to Brownfields
The Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program provides free assistance to communities and stakeholders. Program providers serve as independent resources and can provide expert technical assistance and guidance for parties interested in acquiring, assessing, cleaning up and redeveloping brownfield properties.
In Region 4, the New Jersey Institute of Technology offers free technical assistance and training program services to EPA Brownfields Grant recipients and those seeking Brownfields Grants. Additionally, Kansas State University's Tribal TAB provides free technical assistance to Tribal communities to overcome brownfields challenges and accomplish revitalization goals.
Grant Resources
- General Brownfields Grant Guidance
- Grantee Forms and Assessment, Cleanup and Redevelopment Exchange System (ACRES)
Region-Specific Resources
- Brownfields Grants Presentation for Nonprofit Organizations
- Site Eligibility Determination Checklist (pdf) (1.3 MB)
- Brownfields Grant Programs and Job Training Webinar and Slides
- New Grantee Workshop Presentations
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Equitable Development in Action Flyer (pdf)
(1.17 MB)
Equitable Development in Action--What Makes Community-Driven Revitalization Models Work?
Success Stories
Find out how EPA Brownfields Grant recipients are transforming properties across Region 4 to improve and protect the environment, boost the local economy and enhance communities now and for years to come.
State Cleanup Programs
Program Agreements
- Florida (pdf) (257.72 KB, October 2005)
- Kentucky (pdf) (409.4 KB, December 2012)
Federally Recognized Tribes with Brownfields Programs
Contacts
Sara Janovitz
Redevelopment and Chemicals Branch Manager
janovitz.sara@epa.gov (470) 922-7265
Brian Englert
Acting Brownfields and Redevelopment Section Manager
englert.brian@epa.gov (404) 263-8775
Aditi Chakravarty
Acting Brownfields Coordinator
Chakravarty.Aditi@epa.gov (404) 562-9515