Publications
05/03/2024
The highly urbanized Anacostia River watershed drains approximately 176 square miles of portions of Maryland and the District. The Anacostia River and its tributaries were listed in 1998 for elevated levels of organics and metals in fish tissue and sediment.
Approval letter from EPA and decision rational (2024) - Current- Final Anacostia toxics TMDL report (2024) - Current
Allocation tables (2024) - Current- Amended Anacostia OrgMetal TMDL Decision Rationale (2003) - Archived.pdf
- Anacostia Organics Metals Decision Rationale - Appendix A (2003) - Archived.pdf
- Appendix E-Toxics Screening Level Model for Tidal Portion of Anacostia-Final Report (2003)-Archived.pdf
- Final TMDL Organics Metals Anacostia and Tributaries (2003) - Archived.pdf
02/09/2024
02/06/2024
02/06/2024
01/10/2024
01/03/2024
Lead-Based Paint Consultant Companies (Lead inspections, risk assessment and air monitoring).
12/15/2023
Required training, fees, and identification for a variety of disciplines working with lead.
10/27/2023
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2023)
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2022)
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2021)
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2020)
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2019)
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2018)
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2017)
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2016)
- DOEE Screening Letter (April 2015)
- DDOE-DHCF Screening Letter (2014)
- Joint DDOE-DHCF Letter on Screening Requirements
- Lead Screening Guidelines
- Letter from DDOE Director Regarding Lead Screening
- Certificate of Testing for Lead Poisoning
- DDOE Letter to Physicians Regarding Lead Pipes and Screening Recommendations
- DOEE-DHCF Screening Letter to Medicaid Providers (2015)
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