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Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
Resources and Links
Current Topics
- Disaster Debris Management for Tropical Storm Isaias
- Disaster Debris Management Preparedness
- Notice Request for Comments on CHEAPR Eligibility and Program Design 7-29-2020
- Coastal Access Guide - updated July 2020
- EPA List of Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2
- Passport to the Parks - Free parking at CT State Parks!
- Be Bear Aware
- LIS Blue Plan - Final Draft
- 20 BY 20 Initiative
- Comprehensive Energy Strategy
- Electric Vehicle Roadmap for Connecticut
- EVConnecticut - CHEAPR
- Sea Level Change Scenarios
- Statewide Tree Damage
Latest News
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8/6/2020
DEEP Advises Against Contact Recreation in Mill Brook, Packers Pond, and Quinnebaug River Below Mill Brook Intersection Over Next 48 Hours Due to Sewage Bypass
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8/6/2020
DEEP Advises Against Contact Recreation in CT River over next 48 hours due to Massachusetts Sewage Release
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7/27/2020
DMHAS and DEEP Announce Series of Wellness Activities in State Parks
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7/24/2020
DEEP Forecasts Elevated Levels of Ozone for Western and Coastal Connecticut Over July 25th Weekend
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7/24/2020
DEEP and Other Local Firefighters Deploy to Fight California Wildfires
Commissioner Katie Dykes
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Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
79 Elm Street
Hartford CT 06106-5127
Phone Number: 860-424-3000