Next week, the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators (ASDWA) is holding live webcasts of eight of the sessions from the 2019 ASDWA/EPA Data Management Users Conference in Atlanta, GA. Participants should register for each of their desired sessions individually and before the start of the broadcast, although early registration before COB this Friday, July 19^th is preferred. If the registration links in any of the session titles don’t work, please try pasting the URL into your browser. Please contact Anthony DeRosa of ASDWA with questions

By registering as a remote attendee, you agree to “skate at your own risk,” as ASDWA staff may be unable to provide any level of technical support during the sessions. Due to unknown technical factors [i.e., hotel internet crashes, equipment failures, etc.], ASDWA cannot guarantee that we’ll be successful in broadcasting every scheduled session. In the event we need to cancel a broadcast, we will try to contact all registrants to inform them. Naturally, we’ll do our best to provide a quality experience for the entire Conference and thank you ahead of time for your understanding.

2019 ASDWA/EPA Data Management Users Conference: Remote Participation Webinar Series

DMUC 19: Opening Session

Tuesday, July 23 at 8:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/9142293350091017485

SDWIS Legacy Session

Tuesday, July 23 at 10:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7704376232541687819

CMDP Project Update and State Experiences

Tuesday, July 23 at 2:00 PM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3864228518441031179

Data Cleanup

Wednesday, July 24 at 8:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4983854611935630859

Data Reliability

Wednesday, July 24 at 10:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7526143198656072459

Parking Lot Issues – Open Plenary Discussion

Wednesday, July 24 at 1:30 PM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5422259584743922699

How Drinking Water Data is Used by Other Programs – CDC Panel

Thursday, July 25 at 8:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1596462696408982539

SDWIS Communications and Community Building, and DMUC Wrap-up

Thursday, July 25 at 10:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4767421245566164235

DMUC 19: Opening Session

Tuesday, July 23 at 8:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/9142293350091017485

SDWIS Legacy Session

Tuesday, July 23 at 10:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7704376232541687819

CMDP Project Update and State Experiences

Tuesday, July 23 at 2:00 PM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3864228518441031179

Data Cleanup

Wednesday, July 24 at 8:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4983854611935630859

Data Reliability

Wednesday, July 24 at 10:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7526143198656072459

Parking Lot Issues – Open Plenary Discussion

Wednesday, July 24 at 1:30 PM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5422259584743922699

How Drinking Water Data is Used by Other Programs – CDC Panel

Thursday, July 25 at 8:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1596462696408982539

SDWIS Communications and Community Building, and DMUC Wrap-up

Thursday, July 25 at 10:30 AM EDT.

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4767421245566164235

Upate: You can now view a recording of the May 29, 2019 Open Call on Data Lakes!

Are you curious about Data Lakes and how they might benefit your organization? Never heard of a data lake and want to know more? You are invited to an E-Enterprise and Exchange Network Open Call on Wednesday, May 29 from 3:00-4:30 PM Eastern. The presentation will introduce the essentials of data lakes and will be a useful foundation for future E-Enterprise conversations and work.

This open call will feature EPA staff and technical consultants from the Office of Mission Support, along with representatives from Colorado and Massachusetts who will provide insights from their use of data lakes. If anyone has experience working with data lakes and would like to share their story please email Sarah Abramowitz at [email protected].

On Thursday, May 2 from 1-3 p.m. Eastern, E-Enterprise for the Environment will host a webinar to spotlight work by states and U.S. EPA related to the development and deployment of various permitting applications and workflows under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES).

The workshop will feature three main segments:

• An overview of the E-Permitting and NetDMR systems developed by the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection.
• An overview of the revised EPA Office of Water NPDES Individual Permit Application forms stemming from the February 2019 NPDES Updates Rule.
• A review of the EPA Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance’s NeT reporting tool for NPDES general permits and program reports such as the Construction General Permit (CGP) and Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP). Speakers will include staff from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management who will discuss their efforts working with EPA to develop the first state-specific general permit application in NeT.

The webinar will be recorded for future viewing. If you have questions, please contact Beth Graves of ECOS or Sarah Abramowitz of Ross Strategic

The State Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) User Community Data Management Advisory Committee is sponsoring its first community-wide best practices webinar to showcase successes and experiences in transitioning to the Compliance Monitoring Data Portal. The webinar will feature a discussion led by Alaska and Montana, and is open to the entire SDWIS community as well as anyone who may be interested in the topic. We encourage you to register and share the webinar information below with your colleagues:

Tuesday, April 23, 2019 from 3 – 4:30 PM ET.

E-Enterprise Federated Identity Management co-chairs Mary Montoya of the New Mexico Environment Department and Chuck Freeman of U.S. EPA are currently soliciting partners to join a new E-Enterprise governance group focused on identity management. The Federated Identity Management Governance Group is open to state, tribal and U.S. EPA officials (more information on qualifications below).

 The group will focus on the development and maintenance of a set of standards, terms of use, levels of assurance, service levels, and security polices to reinforce trust among partners using the E-Enterprise Federated Identity Management system. Topics for governance consideration will be identified and prioritized to facilitate adoption of this technology by E-Enterprise Partners. Topics will be sized appropriately to ensure resolution in no longer than a two-month period. Resolution will rely on input and recommendations from working groups with expert knowledge on the topic under consideration such as the Shared CROMERR Services working group, or the Portal team. The governance group will present the results of the work on a quarterly basis to the Interoperability and Operations Team (IOT).

 Potential members will possess the following qualifications:

• Available to contribute to biweekly meetings initially.
• Have a firm understanding of federated identity management concepts: “A network of enterprises (partners) allow users to choose from a set of Identity Providers for authentication that provides access to a set of trusted web resources (Relying Parties). Relying Parties are responsible for authorizing user roles to perform functions within the web resource.”
• Have a firm understanding of existing federated identity management models currently used such as: OpenID Connect, OpenID, OAuth, OASIS SAML, Windows Identity Framework.  Active Directory experience alone is not adequate.
• Business Analysts, IT Managers, IT Application Architects or IT Security Policy Administrators with direct experience in identity management use cases at the browser tier, as well as at the cross-domain application to application tier.

 If you are interested in joining the group or have questions, please contact Kristen Durance (kdurance@rossstrategic.com ) and she will be sure to connect you to the appropriate team lead.

The FY 2019 National Environmental Information Exchange Network Grant Program Solicitation Notice is now available at https://www.epa.gov/exchangenetwork/fiscal-year-2019-national-environmental-information-exchange-network-grant. Applications are due to EPA by 11:59 PM Eastern Time, April 1, 2019. Information on stakeholder webinars will be provided shortly.

The primary outcome expected from Exchange Network (EN) assistance agreements is improved access to, and exchange of, high-quality environmental data from public and private sector sources. With this outcome in mind, applications should demonstrate support for and results toward EN program priorities.

In FY 2019, EPA expects to award over $7 million for 20-30 assistance agreements for EN projects. Most awards will be in the $50,000 to $300,000 range. Awards for an individual assistance agreement cannot exceed $200,000. EPA may make a limited number of awards to collaborative, partnership assistance agreements. Budgets for these projects cannot exceed $400,000. The exact number of assistance agreements will depend on the final amount of EPA’s appropriation for the EN grant program, the number of applications submitted to EPA by the application deadline, the amounts of proposed budgets, and the outcome of application reviews.

EPA only accepts project proposals for EN assistance agreements submitted electronically through Grants.gov, unless applicants have a waiver. EPA anticipates that it will announce selection decisions in or around August 2019, and tentatively plans to issue awards by September 30, 2019.

For more information, please contact:

Edward Mixon

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

P: 202-566-2142

E: mixon.edward [at] epa.gov

In support of the FY 2019 Exchange Network (EN) Grant cycle, the EPA will host three webinars to assist interested applicants. The webinars will be held on March 11^th, March 15^th, and March 20^th.  Each webinar will include the same presentation on the following topics: an overview of the EN Grants Program, critical elements of the Solicitation Notice, notable changes from FY 2018, tips for preparing and submitting your application, and common mistakes to avoid. This will be followed by a question and answers session with participants. Please note that the sessions will end when all the participants’ questions have been addressed.

Webinar Details:

Monday, March 11^th, 2019: 2:30 – 4pm ET

Friday, March 15^th, 2019: 2 – 3:30pm ET

Wednesday March 20^th, 2019: 12:30 – 2pm ET

Dial-In Number (for Audio): 202-991-0477; Conference Code: 6693499 

An Adobe account is not required to join the meeting. Please select ‘sign in as guest’ and write your full name, your affiliation, and your location:e.g. Erin McGown, EPA HQ, DC

The February 22, 2019 addendum to the FY 19 Exchange Network (EN) Grant Program solicitation notice contains a revision to the Safe Drinking Water Information System opportunity in Appendix A. This modification updates the SDWIS Program activities to which applicants can apply in FY 19. These changes occurred due to delays in the SDWIS Prime modernization schedule.

The amendment also extends the application submittal date from 11:59 PM ET April 1, 2019 to 11:59 PM ET on April 8, 2019.

The updated request for applications can be found at: https://www.epa.gov/exchangenetwork/fiscal-year-2019-national-environmental-information-exchange-network-grant-0.

The FY 2019 National Environmental Information Exchange Network Grant Program Solicitation Notice is now available at https://www.epa.gov/exchangenetwork/fiscal-year-2019-national-environmental-information-exchange-network-grant. Applications are due to EPA by 11:59 PM Eastern Time, April 1, 2019. Information on stakeholder webinars will be provided shortly.

The primary outcome expected from Exchange Network (EN) assistance agreements is improved access to, and exchange of, high-quality environmental data from public and private sector sources. With this outcome in mind, applications should demonstrate support for and results toward EN program priorities.

In FY 2019, EPA expects to award over $7 million for 20-30 assistance agreements for EN projects. Most awards will be in the $50,000 to $300,000 range. Awards for an individual assistance agreement cannot exceed $200,000. EPA may make a limited number of awards to collaborative, partnership assistance agreements. Budgets for these projects cannot exceed $400,000. The exact number of assistance agreements will depend on the final amount of EPA’s appropriation for the EN grant program, the number of applications submitted to EPA by the application deadline, the amounts of proposed budgets, and the outcome of application reviews.

EPA only accepts project proposals for EN assistance agreements submitted electronically through Grants.gov, unless applicants have a waiver. EPA anticipates that it will announce selection decisions in or around August 2019, and tentatively plans to issue awards by September 30, 2019.

For more information, please contact:

Edward Mixon

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

P: 202-566-2142

E: mixon.edward [at] epa.gov

U.S. EPA’s Toxic Release Program has updated the XML schema and other documentation used for the TRI data exchange. These updates were a result of the Information Collection Requests (ICRs) approved for reporting year 2019. The new TRI schema version 6.1 is now available on the Exchange Network website at http://www.exchangenetwork.net/data-exchange/toxics-release-inventory-tri/

On December 6 at 12:30-2 p.m. Eastern, E-Enterprise will host a webinar to spotlight the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP)’s development and deployment of a scalable e-permitting platform using standard components and workflows.

The platform currently offers over 90 permits across three agencies: MassDEP, the Department of Agricultural Resources, and the Department of Conservation and Recreation. It was developed as part of a comprehensive information redesign called the Energy and Environmental Information and Public Access System (EIPAS).

EIPAS has also released two public-facing online portals. The ePlace Public Access Portal allows citizens to view and comment on pending permit applications and permit decisions. The Energy & Environmental Affairs Data Portal contains 20 years of MassDEP’s permit, inspection, facility, and enforcement data.

To register for the webinar, click here. For more information, please contact Beth Graves Beth Graves of ECOS and Sarah Abramowitz of Ross Strategic.

U.S. EPA Seeks Candidates for e-Manifest Advisory Board

U.S. EPA is soliciting nominations for a three-year appointment on the Hazardous Waste Electronic Manifest System Advisory Board.  The Board provides practical and independent advice to EPA on the activities of the e-Manifest system. Ideal candidates would be able to serve in one of the following roles: an expert in information technology (IT); an industry representative with experience in using the manifest system; and a state representative member responsible for processing manifests. Nominations should be received on or before November 16, 2018. For more information please visit the following Federal Register Notice link or contact:

Fred Jenkins, Jr., PhD

Designated Federal Officer (DFO) 

U.S. EPA E-Manifest Advisory Board

E: [email protected] 

P: 703-308-7049.

Public e-Manifest data Now Available on RCRAInfo Web

Per the Final Rule for the Modification of the Hazardous Waste Manifest System, Electronic Manifests (One Year Rule) EPA releases manifest data 90 days after receipt at the receiving facility. Manifest data available via RCRAInfo Web includes the manifest tracking number, id and name for all sites reported on the manifest, number and type of containers, waste codes, management methods, and quantity (in tons). 

Please note: this website also excludes the manifest’s shipped and received dates for manifests containing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chemicals of Interest (COI). These exclusions should be taken into account when using this data. 

Learn more at:

RCRAInfo Web: https://rcrapublic.epa.gov/rcrainfoweb/action/main-menu/view

e-Manifest Public Data: https://rcrapublic.epa.gov/rcrainfoweb/action/modules/em/emoverview

e-Manifest homepage: https://www.epa.gov/e-manifest

1) Conference Call on Draft FY19 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice

As a reminder, EPA will hold a conference call with the EN community on October 10 to provide an overview of the Draft FY 2019 EN Grant Solicitation Notice (SN), listen to feedback and answer questions on the SN. The draft SN is available for review prior to the conference call at: https://www.epa.gov/exchangenetwork/fiscal-year-2019-national-environmental-information-exchange-network-grant.

Conference Call Details:

October 10, 2018, 2:00-3:00PM ET

Audio: 202-991-0477; Conference Code: 955-2496

Webinar: https://epawebconferencing.acms.com/sn-feedback/

If you would like to provide feedback, EPA will accept comments on the Draft SN until COB on October 12, 2018. Comments should be emailed to [email protected].

EPA plans to issue the final FY 2019 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice in November 2018.

2) Reminder to Review and Submit Feedback on Draft Version 5.7 of the RCRAInfo data flow

This is a reminder that U.S. EPA has made a draft of version 5.7 of the RCRAInfo data flow available for review  on the Exchange Network website. This forthcoming version will support the outbound flow of hazardous waste manifest information from RCRAInfo. Partners that are interested in using this new version should review the schemas and the data service definitions in the Flow Configuration Document to ensure that they will provide the data that your agency needs. Please send comments and input on the draft resources to Jimmy Yin at yin.jianchu [at] epa.gov. 

Please note that these resources are still in draft and are subject to change so do not begin implementing this version until further notice. 

In preparation for the FY 2019 Exchange Network (EN) grant application process, EPA will hold a conference call with the EN community to provide an overview of the Draft FY 2019 EN Grant Solicitation Notice (SN), listen to feedback and answer questions on the SN. The draft SN is available for review prior to the conference call at: https://www.epa.gov/exchangenetwork/fiscal-year-2019-national-environmental-information-exchange-network-grant. Please note the following sections that have changed significantly from the FY 2018 SN:

• Section I.E – Program Priorities: This section covers the priorities of the EN Grant Program for FY 2019, all grant proposals should align with at least one of these priorities.
• Section V.A – Evaluation Criteria: This section lays out the criteria by which proposals will be reviewed.
• Appendix A – Programmatic Data Exchange Opportunities: This section contains information from EPA Program Offices about EN data exchange opportunities offered by their program.
• Appendix B – Foundational EN Shared Services: This section provides additional information on opportunities for partners to integrate core EN shared services into their systems/programs.
• Appendix D – Promoting Reuse of EN Partner Products: This revised section offers two tools to assist applicants in identifying reusable products that could be appropriate for their projects: Reusable Component Services and the E-Enterprise Community Inventory Platform.
• Section III – Eligibility Information: Applicants may not have more than three active EN assistance agreements, reduced from four.

Call Details:

October 10, 2018, 2:00-3:00PM ET

Audio: 202-991-0477; Conference Code: 955-2496

Webinar: https://epawebconferencing.acms.com/sn-feedback/

If you would like to provide feedback, EPA will accept comments on the Draft SN until COB on October 12, 2018. Comments should be emailed to [email protected].

EPA plans to issue the final FY 2019 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice in November 2018.

A DRAFT of version 5.7 of the RCRAInfo data flow is now available for review  on the Exchange Network website. This forthcoming version will support the outbound flow of hazardous waste manifest information from RCRAInfo. Partners that are interested in using this new version should review the schemas and the data service definitions in the Flow Configuration Document to ensure that they will provide the data that your agency needs. Please send comments and input on the draft resources to Jimmy Yin at yin.jianchu [at] epa.gov. 

Please note that these resources are still in draft and are subject to change so do not begin implementing this version until further notice. 

Are you trying to find other States/Tribes that may have already encountered a problem you are having and may have some advice? Are you working on a project that might be of interest to others? In either case, the E-Enterprise Community Inventory Platform (EECIP) is a tool you should check out.

The EECIP is an online community and living project database for State, Tribal and local environmental agencies across the US. The platform currently contains 2,000 projects and enterprise services from more than 40 states and tribes, spanning a broad range of topics including IT, process improvement, advanced monitoring, and Exchange Network grant project information.

EECIP users can:

• View partner agencies’ projects, enterprise services and other information.
• Find potential collaborators for Exchange Network Partnership and other grant programs.
• Get ideas for shared services and find example RFPs, position descriptions, and other types of documents.
• Build community by participating in discussion threads to get answers and connect with peers.
• Customize content displays based on their interests.

If you have a .gov email address, registration is a breeze. Most tribal email extensions have also been added into the platform, and new ones are being added as we become aware of them. Just visit https://www.eecip.net. Users from all agencies are encouraged to review existing projects and add new information to the EECIP; the more this happens, the more valuable the tool becomes. Some planning activities for the October E-Enterprise 2018 national meeting will be conducted on the platform, and prizes will be awarded at the meeting to the most active EECIP participants!

If you have any questions or need technical help, please email Owen McAleer at omcaleer (at) ecos.org, 202-266-4920, or use the support email, support (at) eecip.net.

The E-Enterprise National Meeting (EE2018) is coming and you can help make it a success! The chairs of the meeting are looking for motivated volunteers to serve on the EE2018 Program Committee.

The Program Committee plays a critical role in shaping the meeting’s content and creating a program that is responsive to the needs of the E-Enterprise and Exchange Network community. Committee members will:

• Review and grade EE2018 presentation proposals;
• Provide focused input on the development of the meeting program; and
• Coordinate speakers and moderate one or more sessions at EE2018.

To volunteer, please complete the EE2018 Program Committee Volunteer Form before Friday, May 4, 2018. The meeting chairs will review submissions and notify volunteers before the end of May 2018.

What time commitment can I expect?
You should expect to spend time during the first two weeks of June reviewing and grading presentation proposals. The exact number will depend on the number of submissions received. You can also expect to attend between 4-6 highly focused, 1-2 hour conference calls between June and October. As the meeting draws near, Committee members will connect with speakers to coordinate the development of presentation materials and logistics.  
 
I’d like to help, but my schedule is already pretty jam packed.
Fear not! As a member of the EE2018 Program Committee, you’ll be well supported by a staff that understands that your time is precious. Our calls will be focused and no longer than they need to be. Staff will also be available to help you engage and coordinate with your speakers.
 
You’ve piqued my interest, but I don’t have much experience with E-Enterprise or the Exchange Network.
Perfect! EE2018 is an excellent opportunity to grow the E-Enterprise and Exchange Network community. Volunteers with diverse perspectives and levels of experience will help the Program Committee build a meeting that is broadly useful and valuable to the meeting attendees.
 
Reminder: Call for Meeting Content Now Open!
Don’t forget that the EE2018 Call for Meeting Content is also open through May 25th. To learn how to submit a presentation proposal or suggest a topic, view our submission guidelines.  

More information on EE2018 
EE2018 continues the longstanding series of national meetings held by the National Environmental Information Exchange Network. We’ve changed the name of the meeting to better reflect the deep connection between E-Enterprise and the Exchange Network, but you can still expect an engaging program that showcases modern approaches to environmental management.

EE2018 brings together a broad community of attendees from state, tribal, and local environmental agencies, U.S. EPA, vendors, and other stakeholders with an interest in improving the productivity and responsiveness of the environmental protection enterprise. The meeting integrates content on information technology, process improvement, and program modernization.

Stay tuned for information on meeting registration, lodging, and travel expense reimbursement. You can get the latest updates via EN Email Alerts, E-Enterprise Alerts, Twitter, and our meeting website. 

The call for content is now open for the E-Enterprise National Meeting (EE2018)!

 The EE2018 Program Committee is seeking content for the meeting that aligns with the following topics of interest:

• Advances in data access and data management
• Innovative Exchange Network data flows and projects
• Enhancing productivity through digital transformation and online services
• Driving efficiency through shared services
• Business process improvement and program modernization

EE2018 is an opportunity to connect with other members of the E-Enterprise and Exchange Network community, share your successes and challenges, and learn about best practices in environmental regulation. We need your help to craft a program that is engaging, informative, and relevant to the important work you do. Please consider suggesting content for EE2018 and sharing this call broadly with your colleagues.    

 Submission Guidelines

To contribute to the EE2018 call for content, please visit https://goo.gl/forms/Smw75TV9urHUd14S2. You may contribute in one of two ways:

1. Submit a proposal to lead a presentation, workshop, or training session
2. Suggest a topic for the Program Committee to consider including in the program. This may be a presentation, discussion, or training that you would like to attend, but not necessarily lead.

Please be clear and concise in describing your proposal and include information about any anticipated benefits for meeting attendees. The call for content will remain open through May 25, 2018.

 Anyone may submit a proposal or suggestion; however, the Program Committee strongly encourages presentations and sessions that are primarily driven by representatives of state, tribal, federal, and local governments.  

 The EE2018 Program Committee expects to notify submitters of the status of their proposals by June 22, 2018. Notifications will be sent via email.

 Should you have questions regarding the call for content or need assistance with your submission, please contact Kurt Rakouskas at krakouskas [at] ecos.org. 

More information on EE2018

EE2018 continues the longstanding series of national meetings held by the National Environmental Information Exchange Network. We’ve changed the name of the meeting to better reflect the deep connection between E-Enterprise and the Exchange Network, but you can still expect an engaging program that showcases modern approaches to environmental management.

 EE2018 brings together a broad community of attendees from state, tribal, and local environmental agencies, U.S. EPA, vendors, and other stakeholders with an interest in improving the productivity and responsiveness of the environmental protection enterprise. The meeting integrates content on information technology, process improvement, and program modernization.

Stay tuned for information on meeting registration, lodging, and travel expense reimbursement. You can get the latest updates via EN Email Alerts, E-Enterprise Alerts, and our meeting website: http://www.exchangenetwork.net/meetings/. 

Have you received an EN Grant since 2011 and completed all the work? EPA is hosting a webinar on April 11 to help EN grantees meet their responsibility of registering IT resources developed from EN Grant projects in RCS—EPA’s catalog of reusable IT tools/resources/services. To ensure resources developed from EN Grants can benefit EN partners widely across the Network, registration of new IT resources developed from EN Grants has been a term and condition of EN Grant awards since 2011.

Reusability is a key premise for achieving the streamlining and efficiency goals of the EN and E-Enterprise (EE) partnerships, and the reason the RCS-related terms and conditions were developed. The 2018 EN Grant Solicitation Notice advises grant applicants that their past performance on previously received grants, impacts the scoring of their FY 2018 grant proposals^[1]. EPA encourages your organization to take this opportunity to register in RCS, any tools, IT resources, services, and/or data flows created by EN grant(s) received since 2011.

Webinar Information

Date: April 11, 2018

Time: 1:00 PM Eastern Time

Webinar: http://epawebconferencing.acms.com/enrcs/

Conference Line: (202) 991-0477

Conference Code: 669-3499

Contact engrantprogram [at] epa.gov with questions.