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This section is updated monthly and topics are typically posted here for about 60 days. If a topic has a specific end date (such as a public comment period or an event), the description is removed after the end date.Navigating Grant Funding: Municipal Success Stories WebinarDEC and the NYS Association of Regional Councils hosted and recorded a webinar on March 1, 2023, to highlight strategies used by municipalities of various sizes across New York State to secure grant funding. Municipalities shared information, such as how they access grant funds, what barriers they've had to overcome, lessons learned, the skill sets needed, and the key players necessary to access grant funding.
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Effective January 1, 2023, operators of oil and natural gas wells must comply with 6 NYCRR Part 203, Oil and Natural Gas Sector regulations. Oil and natural gas well operators must submit a one-time baseline report to Division of Air Resources by March 31, 2023 or by March 31st of the year following initiation of operation. 

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Give your vehicle a tune-up. Vehicle fluids, oils and brake dust are made up of toxic heavy metals that end up on roadways and highways if we don’t provide proper maintenance. Oils and fluids can be a significant source of pollution in runoff, especially in urban environments and transportation-related activities, according to a study conducted by National Academies. Over dry periods, these metals build up and inevitably create safety hazards at the first chance of rain. Simple solutions to reduce the risk of rain carrying these metals to our water include proper tire inflation, regular maintenance to check for leaks and wiping down wheel wells to remove brake dust.
Build good gardening habits. Pick up grass cuttings and other green waste so it doesn’t travel down storm drains during seasonal rains, which can lead to runoff that carries nitrogen and phosphorus into lakes, rivers, and streams. Furthermore, decaying green waste in water can cause harmful algal blooms and deplete oxygen levels for aquatic life.
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This Excel spreadsheet lists NPDES permits, including storm water general permit enrollees that are active or have been active within the past three years. The facility and discharger addresses are also provided. Please note there can be multiple listings for a single permit due to multiple dischargers, multiple facilities, and/or multiple address listings. Because the Regulatory Measure ID (column E) is a unique identifier for each permit, this number can be used to evaluate whether a particular permit is listed more than once.
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