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Does the State, or DEC have funds available to local governments to pay for the cleanup of petroleum spill sites?

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Does the State, or DEC have funds available to local governments to pay for the cleanup of petroleum spill sites?

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The DEC does implement the “environmental restoration project,” or brownfield, program which was adopted through the 1996 Clean Air/Clean Water Bond Act. Municipalities which own properties contaminated with petroleum may obtain grants under this program covering 75% of the cost of investigating or cleaning up such properties. Only municipalities which did not directly cause the contamination are eligible to receive a brownfield grant. More information about this program may be obtained by calling the Brownfield Coordination Section at (518) 402-9711.

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