Department of Toxic Substances Control | Department of Toxic Substances Control

Time 2020-10-09 06:02:11

Web Name: Department of Toxic Substances Control | Department of Toxic Substances Control

WebSite: http://dtsc.ca.gov

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DTSC is committed to protecting California’s people and environment from toxic substances, and will continue to provide essential services during the COVID-19 outbreak. For information about COVID-19, please visit the California Department of Public Health website. If you have any questions about DTSC’s current activities, please visit our COVID-19 page. If you need to reach our Regulatory Assistance Office, please call (toll free in California) 800-72-TOXIC or email RAO@dtsc.ca.gov. 2020 Electronic Verification Questionnaire Report Cycle Now OpenThe electronic Verification Questionnaire (eVQ) System provides a fast and convenient way for hazardous waste handlers to file the required annual EPA ID number verification and fees assessment to maintain the active status of their EPA ID numbers. Access the electronic Verification Questionnaire COVID-19 PoliciesWe are working with stakeholders and the communities we serve to practice safe social distancing, while continuing our work to protect Californians and the environment from toxic substances. Learn more about interim COVID-19 policies Director Meredith Williams’ statement on Governor Newsom’s veto of AB 995 Dr. Meredith Williams, Director of DTSC today released the following statement in response to Governor Gavin Newsom’s veto of AB 995, which would have established a Board of Environmental Safety at the Department, restructured the Hazardous Waste Control Account (HWCA), created a Hazardous Waste Facilities Account (HWFA), and made various other changes: Water Treatment Chemical Company in Stockton Pays $32K Penalty For Hazardous Waste Accumulation The Department of Toxic Substances Control announced today that Thatcher Company of California, in Stockton, has agreed to pay a penalty of $32,480 for its unauthorized accumulation of hazardous waste and failure to determine if a waste generated onsite was hazardous . DTSC Approves a Second Company to Test and Certify Brakes AMECA verifies compliance to register brake friction materials in accordance with California law to ensure copper and other constituents limits are met. DTSC is providing consumers extra assurance that brakes in California are more environmentally-friendly by approving a second company as a testing certification agency for automotive brakes Go to our Newsroomfor all news releases.Announcements The 2020 Census is Happening Now!There are three ways to complete the Census: online, phone and mail.Learn MoreThe 2020 eVQ Report Cycle is OpenAnnual Hazardous Waste EPA ID No. Verification QuestionnaireGo to the eVQ websiteCalEPA Statement on Compliance during COVID-19 EmergencyRegarding regulatory requirementsSee the statement

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