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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 25, 2026
Environmental consulting services to develop U.S. EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant applications and, if awarded, support grant implementation.
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City
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Bowling Green
County
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Warren
Address
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177 Graham Ave
Zip Code
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42101
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The workshop focused on the collaborative relationship between cavers, scientists, and resource managers regarding the study and protection of karst environments. Discussions highlighted the importance of citizen science in gathering baseline data, the role of cavers in identifying paleontological sites, and the challenges of data management, funding, and administrative communication in karst resource management projects.
The meeting focused on reviewing federal transit funding programs, specifically Sections 5304, 5310, and 5311, and addressing gaps and needs for local transit providers. Participants discussed the operational challenges caused by the pandemic, including decreased ridership and the need for safer, individualized travel options. A primary goal identified was the creation of a coordinated, unified regional transit system to better connect rural counties with metropolitan areas, with specific discussion regarding the funding required for feasibility studies and the potential for new or expanded transit routes.
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This document outlines the Coordinated Public Transit - Human Services Transportation Plan for the Barren River Area Development District (BRADD) for FY 2027. The plan focuses on improving elderly and handicapped transportation access through coordinated management of FTA Section 5310 vehicles and encouraging the development of public transportation services in the region. Key components include assessing available services and transportation needs, proposing strategies to address identified gaps, and establishing priorities for implementation. The overarching goal is to expand mobility and access to transportation resources for citizens across its ten-county service area.
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