Protecting Public Health and the Environment.

Department of
Environmental Quality

DEQ Policies

Policies are not enforceable, but rather set forth DEQ’s interpretation of its rules, or otherwise provide assistance to the public and DEQ in implementing applicable rules and programs. Current DEQ policies may be accessed below.

Administrative

Public Hearings, DEQ, Policy for	PM96-3
Public Hearings, DEQ Non-Contested Case, Policy for	PM98-7
Public Records Request, Policy for Handling	PM12-3
Public Records Requests Related to the Location and/or Construction Specifics of Either Public Drinking Water Systems or Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Policy for Handling	M07-1
Records Management, Policy for	PM13-02
Rulemaking, DEQ, Policy for	PM96-2
Special Interest Related Activities, Policy Against Use of DEQ Funds for	PM96-1

Air Quality

Crop Residue Burning: Policy on Reviewing a Request for Institution with Sensitive Population Status for the CRB Program	PM10-3
Odor Complaints, Policy for Responding to	PM00-6
Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program Implementation: Policy for Registered Motor Vehicles Solely Engaged in the Business of Agriculture	PM10-4

Water Quality

Drinking Water Grandparent Certificate, Policy to Clarify Qualifications for	PM 00-7
Drinking Water Rule Waivers, Delegation of Engineering-related to DEQ Regional Administrators	PM 97-3
Ground Water Monitoring Policy for Small Exempt Municipal Landfills	PM 99-2
Ground Water Protection from Storm Water Runoff, Policy for	PM 98-3
Ground Water Quality Areas, Policy for Addressing Degraded	PM 00-4
Interest Rate on Water Pollution Control and Drinking Water Loans, Policy For Determining	PM 12-1
Odor Complaints, Policy for Responding to	PM 00-6
Plan Review for Cities, Policy on	PM 06-2
Plan and Specification Review Dispute Resolution Advisory Panel for Engineering Disputes	PM 05-2
Water Pollution Control Account, Policy Prohibiting Staff from Making Pre-Award Commitments	PM 96-8
Water Pollution Control and Drinking Water Grants, Policy to Establish Matching Percentage for	PM 00-3

Waste Management and Remediation

Contaminated Property, Policy Toward Owners of	PM 95-4
Small Exempt Municipal Landfills, Ground Water Monitoring Policy for	PM 99-2
Transfer or Lease of DEQ Property to Other Parties at the Bunker Hill Superfund Site, Policy on	PM 08-1

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Email Address

DEQ State Office

1410 N. Hilton
Boise, ID 83706
(208) 373-0502

Staff Contacts

Director
Curt Fransen
(208) 373-0240
curt.fransen@deq.idaho.gov

Air Quality Division Administrator
Tiffany Floyd
(208) 373-0552
tiffany.floyd@deq.idaho.gov

Water Quality Division Administrator
Barry Burnell
(208) 373-0194
barry.burnell@deq.idaho.gov

Waste Management & Remediation Division Administrator
Orville Green
(208) 373-0148
orville.green@deq.idaho.gov