Who Are We?
We're an Organized Voice for Ohio Land Banks
The Ohio Land Bank Association (OLBA) is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization with the purpose of
supporting the work of and advocating on behalf of all county land reutilization corporations, commonly
known as land banks, across Ohio. With 67 of Ohio’s 88 counties having land banks, a clear need
emerged for a statewide association to provide a collective, unified voice.
supporting the work of and advocating on behalf of all county land reutilization corporations, commonly
known as land banks, across Ohio. With 67 of Ohio’s 88 counties having land banks, a clear need
emerged for a statewide association to provide a collective, unified voice.
Accepting the mission to breathe new life into the historic Westinghouse site, the Richland County Land Bank confronts unforeseen challenges with resilience and vision. Amidst hidden railroad tracks and water complications, this ambitious project, boasting a budget exceeding $3 million, is set to culminate in a transformative cleanup by summer. This initiative not only highlights the land banks commitment to revitalizing the region's industrial roots but also showcases an innovative approach to preserving the legacy of the past for future generations. For an in-depth exploration of this project, click HERE.
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