EGLE
In accordance with Governor Gretchen Whitmer's request to limit personal interactions, EGLE has closed its district offices and other facilities to visits from the public to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) continues to inspect facilities, respond to reports of pollution, and enforce laws and permit conditions that protect public health and the environment during the COVID-19 crisis.
EGLE is constantly reviewing, tailoring, and amending processes in innovative ways that comply with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Stay Home, Stay Safe executive order, while ensuring that the vital work of protecting Michigan’s environment and public health is vigorously pursued.
Follow state actions and guidelines at Michigan.gov/Coronavirus.
EGLE Establishes Process for Handling Enforcement Discretion Due to COVID-19.
News Releases
- Information on Michigan-regulated Dams Available Through New Interactive Map
- State Guidelines Issued to Assist Midland-area Residents with Clean Up
- EGLE provides guidance on flushing plumbing at businesses and facilities prior to restarting operations
- State cancels June public meeting on draft Lake Erie Adaptive Management Plan
- EGLE proposes to reject Macomb County's plan to acquire Lake St. Clair waters for sewage storage
- State Leaders Work to Ensure Water is Restored to Michigan Residents During the COVID-19 Emergency
- U.P. Energy Task Force May 12 online meeting will have presentations on energy, electric providers
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