Who We Are
The Remediation and Redevelopment Division administers programs that facilitate the cleanup and redevelopment of contaminated sites statewide, providing for a cleaner, healthier and more productive environment for you!  Please feel free to contact us by writing:  Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Remediation and Redevelopment Division, P.O. Box 30426, Lansing, MI 48909-7926, or calling 517-373-9837.

What We Do

Cleanup/Redevelopment Programs
BEAs and Due Care
Environmental Remediation  (Part 201)
Leaking Underground Storage Tank Program  (Part 213)
Part 201 Discussion Group
Refined Petroleum Fund
Site Assessment Model
State Owned Sites Cleanup Program
Superfund Program (CERCLA)
Temporary Reimbursement Program

Contaminated Sites Lists
Michigan Environmental Mapper
Part 201 Sites List
Part 213 Sites  
State Funded and Managed Cleanup Projects (CMI & CRF)
State-Owned Sites
Superfund Sites
Sites of Interest (  Wayne Co./Detroit Area Historical Smelter Project , Ford/Kingsford Site , Gelman Sciences , Tittabawassee ,  Wickes Manufacturing TCE Plume ,  more )

Compliance and Enforcement
Enforcement and Response Activity

Enforcement Actions (RRD related)

Model Documents

Operational Memoranda, Cleanup Requirements, Forms, and Guidance
Guidance Documents for Part 201 and Part 213 Programs
Operational Memoranda for Part 201 and Part 213 Programs  
Part 213 Program Forms and Documents
Public Participation and Noticing Requirements (RRD)

Cleanup/Redevelopment Tools for Communities
Act 381 Work Plans
Brownfield Redevelopment Financing Act  (Act 381 of  1996 as amended)

Reporting Environmental Emergencies
Michigan Pollution Emergency Alerting System (PEAS) Hotline
Emergency Planning
Responding to Vehicle-Related Releases in Michigan

Qualified Underground Storage Tank Consultants (QC)
QC List  
QC Information Page

How to Become a Cleanup Contractor for the State
MDOT - Contracts

MDOT FY 2004 Environmental Cleanup Permits

MDMB - Contracts

Toxics and Toxicology

Toxics Steering Group

Implementation of the revised Arsenic Drinking Water Standard as a Groundwater Criterion

para CBSA

Lead (Pb)

Mercury (Hg)

Dioxins

Environmental Quality
Laws and Rules search
Forms search
Publications search
DEQ  Calendar
DEQ Who Does What

RRD Links

Mission Statement

Organizational Charts

Division Guide

District Offices

Staff Directory
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Laws & Rules
Part 195  , Part 196 , Part 201 ,  Part 211 , Part 213 , Part 215 ,
Act 207 , Part 31 , Act 381 , Part 201 Rules

RRD Guide

Part 201 Citizen's Guide

Press Releases

(RRD related)

RRD Newsletter

RRD Informational Bulletins

Environmental ListServer Subscriptions

Additional Public Information

Some water well pump units have been identified recently as being potential sources of PCB contamination. Click the link below for more information:   Safety Information on Submersible Water Well Pumps

What's New Archives

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What's New

• Department of Environmental Quality Consolidated Report on the: Environmental Protection Bond Fund, Cleanup and Redevelopment Fund, Clean Michigan Initiative Bond Fund Fiscal Year 2007 Report  (3/31/08)