The City of Flagstaff's Brownfield Land Recycling Program encourages the reuse of previously developed land and buildings. Land recycling helps: 
It also decreases the development pressure on open land and reduces urban sprawl by providing development opportunities within the City.

What We Do
The City of Flagstaff promotes the redevelopment of Brownfields by facilitating private party transactions, and through the acquisition, cleanup, and resale of environmentally challenged real estate.There are also federal tax incentives available for businesses to redevelop Brownfield sites. More incentives are currently being developed in Flagstaff.Please call us at (928) 913-3217 if:

• You think you own land that might qualify as a Brownfield
• You are interested in purchasing Brownfield property
• You have more questions about development incentives

More Brownfield Information

• Get updated with the Brownfield Newsletter/Bulletin
• Read local Brownfield Program news
• Get information on current Brownfield grants
• Learn more about Brownfield by browsing some links and resources
• See locally who is an EPA Brownfield Grant Participant 
• View the City's Brownfield Program Brochure
  

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We're going for another Grant!
The City of Flagstaff Brownfield Land Recycling Program is applying for another Community-wide Assessment Grant for the Sunnyside area. The grant will include both petroleum and hazardous substances, and seeks a total of $400,000. The grant application is due Oct. 16, 2009. A draft document is available for viewing. Please submit questions or comments about this grant application to  or call (928) 913-3217.

 

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