About Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
Mission Statement
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy promotes wise management of Michigan's air, land, and water resources to support a sustainable environment, healthy communities, and vibrant economy.
Guiding Principles
- Leaders in environmental stewardship
- Partners in economic development
- Providers of excellent customer service
Vision
Our vision is to reduce public health and environmental risks, assist Michigan communities with addressing infrastructure needs, and build external partnerships to address Michigan's environmental issues through the authorities granted to us by the Michigan Legislature and Constitution.
Inside EGLE
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EGLE Contact Information
- Environmental Emergencies
- Media Contacts: 800-662-9278
- Environmental Assistance Center: 800-662-9278
- Organization with Contact Information
- EGLE Locations
- FOIA Information
- Contact an EGLE Employee
- Program Contacts Alphabetized by Program
- Programs by Division
- Program Contacts by Theme
- Website Troubleshooting
Divisions & Offices
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Divisions and Offices
Working for EGLE
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Employment & Career Information
- EGLE does not accept unsolicited résumés; only documentation received in response to a specific vacancy will be considered.
To apply for a position in the EGLE, go to the State Job Postings. Check the website frequently as vacancy postings are added daily.
To apply for any State position, applicants must complete an on-line profile. Applicants will receive automatic notification that their application has been received.Paid Student Assistant positions are also posted on the Civil Service Commission website.
If you are interested in an unpaid or intern position, contact Thomas Occhipinti email occhipintit@michigan.gov or call 517-284-6867.
- EGLE Internship Program
- EGLE does not accept unsolicited résumés; only documentation received in response to a specific vacancy will be considered.
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Children learn about the environment at an Earth Day event.
