Proposed CAIP Changes to Emphasize Local Engagement: Soliciting Feedback

At the Ohio Air Quality Development Authority (OAQDA), transparency and accountability are the cornerstones of our work. We are proud to be a resource to help communities and businesses to invest in cleaner, more efficient technologies. We are committed to adapting and meeting the needs of our stakeholders - both the projects we work with as well as the local partners representing where they are located.

We are continually learning, listening and adapting our programs and processes over time. Aligned with this mindset, we are proposing new local engagement guidelines related to efficiently designed building project types.

Learn more in our latest blog.