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Superfund Redevelopment Program Reuse Awards

More Information on SRP Awards
  • Recognizing Redevelopment Successes: Award Programs Celebrating Excellence in Site Reuse (PDF)(20 pp, 16 MB, About PDF)

EPA nurtures relationships and collaborations with our state, Tribal and local community partners. These partnerships are a cornerstone of our work, and sustaining and strengthening them is an Agency-wide priority. Good government requires that EPA work in concert with our partners to improve coordination, promote innovation and maximize efficiencies to ensure our continued success.

EPA has established several awards to recognize state, Tribal and local community partners who have worked collaboratively with EPA and gone the extra mile to support the redevelopment of Superfund sites in ways that are beneficial to the community and are compatible with the cleanup.

  • State Excellence in Supporting Reuse Award
  • Region 1 Excellence in Site Reuse Award
  • Region 2 Excellence in Site Reuse Award
  • Region 3 Excellence in Site Reuse Award
  • Region 4 Excellence in Site Reuse Award
  • Region 5 RENEW Award
  • Region 6 Greenovations and Excellence in Site Reuse Awards
  • Region 7 Leading Environmentalism and Forwarding Sustainability (L.E.A.F.S.) Awards
  • Region 8 Excellence in Site Reuse Award
  • Region 9 Excellence in Site Reuse Award
  • Region 10 Howard Orlean Excellence in Site Reuse Award

Superfund Redevelopment Program

  • About Superfund Redevelopment
    • About the Program
    • Getting Started with Superfund Redevelopment
    • What's New - Superfund Redevelopment Updates
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    • Technical Assistance and Reuse Planning Support
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  • Economic Impact
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  • Award-Winning Stories
  • Find the Redevelopment Tool that Works for You
  • Find Examples of Sites in Reuse
Contact Us About the Superfund Redevelopment Program
Contact Us About the Superfund Redevelopment Program to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem.
Last updated on January 2, 2026
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