Lake Erie Ohio Communities and Coastal Resiliency Grant

LECCR 2024

The Lake Erie Ohio Communities and Coastal Resiliency grant program focused on reducing erosion, increasing shoreline stability and habitat, and protecting communities along Lake Erie from changing water levels.

The Ohio Lake Erie Commission awarded $893,000 to seven communities along the Lake Erie shoreline in Ohio. Funding was provided by the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative in early 2024.

This is the second and final round of funding through this grant program.

LECCR SFY 2025 GRANT RECIPIENTS

• City of Painsville, $154k
• City of Sandusky, $55k
• City of Mentor, $104k
• Ashtabula County Port Authority, $125k
• Lake Soil & Water Conservation District, $153k
• Jerusalem Township, Partnership with Reno Beach/Howard Farms Conservancy District, $148k
• Cuyahoga County, $154k
  
  
  

LECCR SFY 2023
Funding is provided through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. 

• City of Ashtabula - Highland Beach Storm Sewer Outfall
• City of Port Clinton - Lakeshore Drive Revetment Improvements
• City of Eastlake - Yachtman's Cove Stream and Floodplain Restoration - Planning & Pre-Design
• Village Oak Harbor - Community Action and Coastal Resiliency Plan
• Village of Geneva-on-the-Lake - Coastal Resiliency Planning 2023
• Jerusalem Township - Coastal and Shoreline Resilience Planning in Jerusalem Township
• Cleveland Metroparks - Garfield Pond Restoration
  
  

  Interim Accounting Report

  Semi-Annual/Annual Report

  Final Accounting