Come learn how and where to fish in the District.
Join the DOEE for a day of fishing at Diamond Teague Park.
DOEE staff will provide all fishing gear, bait, and fishing instruction.
Please reach out to Brady Waters with any questions at: [email protected].
PUBLIC NOTICE
Proposed Air Quality Permit 6226-R1, Federal Bureau of Prisons, One existing 300 kWe diesel fired emergency generator set at the Federal Bureau of Prisons – Central Office, GSA HOLC Building, at 320 First Street NW
PUBLIC NOTICE
Proposed Air Quality Permit 6223-R1, Federal Bureau of Prisons, One existing 275 kWe diesel fired emergency generator set at the Federal Bureau of Prisons – Central Office, GSA HOLC Building, at 320 First Street NW
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
FY 2016 Project Priority List
CONTACT:
Julia Robey Christian (DDOE) 202.741.0842 desk, 202.450.7878 cell, [email protected]
Lauren Stephens (OCP) 202.724.4982; [email protected]
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RECEIVES ‘SAFER CHOICE PARTNER OF THE YEAR’ AWARD FROM U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON, DC, June 23, 2015—Yesterday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognized the District of Columbia as a 2015 ‘Safer Choice Partner of the Year’ award winner for its outstanding achievement in the Purchasers and Distributors category.
CONTACT: Julia Robey Christian, PIO, 202.741.0842 desk, 202.450.7878 cell, [email protected]
DDOE ANNOUNCES “RECLAIMING OUR RIVERS” SERIES OF
COMMUNITY MEETINGS STARTING JUNE 17
Look for the DDOE exhibit table as we take part in the 2015 AOC- Senate Environmental & Energy Showcase. The overlying theme for the showcase is simply Environmental and Energy conservation at home and in the office, highlighting various conservation measures implemented by the Senate Superintendent’s Office. The subtheme is “We Recycle” showcasing various ways people can reduce, reuse and recycle at the Senate and at home; with a major focus on how Senate Superintendent staff members can work more efficiently and help the environment through recycling.
CONTACT: Julia Robey Christian, PIO, 202.741.0842 desk, 202.450.7878 cell, [email protected]
DDOE INCREASES ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS FOR SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR PROJECTS REQUIRING EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLANS
What if the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers were clean enough for activities like fishing and swimming? The DDOE has numerous initiatives underway to reclaim our rivers for recreation and enjoyment. Come to a public meeting near you and find out about DDOE projects and programs to improve water quality in the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers. We'll also share information programs and incentives for residents. Find out how you can be involved!
PUBLIC MEETINGS
OPEN HOUSE: 6:30-8:30PM
PRESENTATION: 7:00-7:30PM
Where: Marvin Gaye Park, intersection of 61st St and Banks PL NE, Washington, DC
When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am – Noon
What to bring: Please where long sleeves, long pants and closed toed shoes. NO FLIP FLOPS or SANDALS!!!
Please bring water or other thirst quenching beverage. We will not be providing any food or drinks.
NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY
Grant for Completing and Communicating a Comprehensive Energy Plan for the District of Columbia
DDOE is seeking eligible entities, as defined below, to assist DDOE and other District policymakers with completing a Comprehensive Energy Plan (“CEP”) that specifies policies, programs, and technologies that will be necessary to address the District’s goals and priorities, and identifies barriers that would prevent their adoption.
Notice is hereby given that the DOEE is extending the soliciting of public comments on the District of Columbia Draft 2026 Integrated Report (required biennially by Sections 305(b) and 303(d) of the federal Clean Water Act). This publication reports on the status of all waterbodies in the District.
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