What is SCEIG?

 
The Small Communities Environmental Infrastructure Group (SCEIG) is an association of federal and state agencies, local governments and groups, service organizations, and educational institutions designed to help small communities in meeting their environmental infrastructure needs.

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The Local Government Innovation Fund (LGIF), established through HB 153 in 2011, presents an opportunity to assist Ohio political subdivisions that provide a variety of services including water and/or sewer to promote efficiency, collaboration, merger, and shared services.  Projects also are expected to facilitate improved business environments and promote community attraction.

The LGIF program administered by the Ohio Department of Development will award up to $100,000 in grant funds per feasibility study, up to $100,000 in loan assistance per entity for demonstration projects, and up to $500,000 in loan assistance for multi-entity projects to be used for demonstration projects. Grant funds will be awarded biannually and loan funds will be awarded quarterly through a competitive and open selection process (RFQ / RFP).   For more information regarding the program, please visit the website at www.development.ohio.gov/Urban/LGIF.htm

 
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Agenda/Minutes

Upcoming Meetings/Events:

Appalachia Environmental Infrastructure Strategy Work Group

Finance Committee

Ohio State University Extension Services

Rural Community Assistance Program

SCEIG Quarterly Meetings