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Restoring the Anacostia, mitigating pollution, conserving natural resources and growing clean energy access for DC!

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The Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE) is the leading authority on energy and environmental issues affecting the District of Columbia. Using a combination of regulations, outreach, education, and incentives, our agency administers programs and services to fulfill our mission. We work collaboratively with other government agencies, residents, businesses, and institutions to promote environmentally responsible behavior that will lead to a more sustainable urban environment. DOEE has about 300 engineers, biologists, toxicologists, geologists, technicians, inspectors, environmental specialists, policy analysts, administrators, public outreach specialists, and support staff. Among their many responsibilities are issuing permits, monitoring environmental conditions, providing funding and technical assistance, assessing environmental risks, developing policies, inspecting facilities, enforcing environmental regulations, working with other entities to solve everyday environmental issues, and informing and educating the public on local environmental trends and their benefits. The DOEE team promotes public and environmental health by implementing and enforcing District and Federal laws and regulations. We recognize that strong and healthy communities are central to the District’s economic prosperity, and work daily to protect the environment in which its people live, work and play.

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DOEE is #hiring for an Environmental Engineer. Know anyone who might be interested?
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DOEE's own Maribeth DeLorenzo, Ph.D., AICP, LEED AP and DPW's Sarah Hofman-Graham, MPA will be the District of Columbia representatives at the Reloop Reuse tour! We're so excited for them to be a part of the event!
We’re days away from the Reloop Reuse Tour, and we’re excited to welcome all the participants! 🌍 This tour will bring together experts, city leaders, and innovators to explore Europe’s leading reuse and circular economy initiatives. With representatives from six US cities - Boston, New York City, Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, DC - this is a unique opportunity for our participants to explore European reuse systems, exchange best practices, and bring back innovative solutions to accelerate their own reuse and circular economy goals. Over the next week or so, we look forward to exchanging knowledge and ideas. We encourage you to connect with our tour participants to learn more about the cutting-edge reuse systems we’ll be exploring. Let’s work together to drive meaningful change. #ReuseTour2024 #CircularEconomyTour collaborators/partners: re:consult Henriette Schneider and Alexander CollingReloop Representatives: Elizabeth Balkan Clarissa MorawskiParticipants: Darryl Young, Alice Brown, Sarah Hofman-Graham, MPA Nick Sifuentes, Jaimes Valdez, Tenzin Dolkar, Deneine C. Powell, MS, Deborah Burke, Eben Polk, MPA Maribeth DeLorenzo, Ph.D., AICP, LEED AP, Michelle Caulfield, Susan Fife-Ferris, Hilary Near, Kate Kitchener, Tyrone Jue 🌎 The Kresge Foundation Rockefeller Brothers Fund Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability City of Boston City of Seattle Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE)
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Excited to see the first EV charging station revamp funded by the Joint Office break ground in DC! Shoutout to Al Carr and Jordan Henderson for leading the grant application for this project, and to Eric Campbell for working on getting the original charger that this will replace 6 years ago! Thanks also to our friends at DDOT, John Thomas and Tasin Malik, EIT for their support. And our Director Richard Jackson always looks good with a shovel in his hands. His leadership helped make this expanded fast charging opportunity possible for DC residents.
The Joint Office is celebrating the groundbreaking of the nation’s first-ever EV charging station revamp funded by the Electric Vehicle Charger Reliability and Accessibility (RAA) program.⚡️ 🚗 The upgrades will make the EV charging experience faster and more convenient for drivers living in, traveling through, or visiting Washington, D.C. #driveelectric #rideelectric #zeroemission. Read more ➡ https://lnkd.in/eWNqemkM
Now hiring! Deputy Director, MS–0028-16 Job ID - 27229 (1 position). This position is located in the Natural Resources Administration. The position is listed as “open to the public” and has a closing date of August 26, 2024. Those interested in this position should click on the link and search Job ID - 27229. If you applied for this position under the previous job identification number, you will need to re-apply under this ID number should you still have interest in this position.https://careers.dc.gov
Request for Applications – DC Green Cleaning Program The Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) is pleased to announce the availability of a grant for the development and implementation of the District’s Green Cleaning Program (GCP). This initiative aims to support Cleaning Service Providers (CSPs) in disadvantaged communities, specifically in Wards 5, 7, and 8 of Washington DC, in transitioning to safer and more sustainable cleaning products. Funded by the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Fiscal Year 2023 Pollution Prevention Grant: Environmental Justice through Safer and More Sustainable Products, the GCP Request For Application (RFA) has $284,000 allocated for the project over 24 months. Key components of the RFA include: Identification of CSPs in disadvantaged communities Implementation of an outreach strategy Development of capacity-building activities Financial assistance for CSPs transitioning to sustainable products Assessment, monitoring, and reporting on best practices and lessons learned The full text of the RFA is available on the DOEE website. To obtain a copy of the RFA, you can download it from the following link: https://lnkd.in/gpJrzVAJ. The deadline for application submissions is July 1.
Request for Applications - DC Green Cleaning Program doee.dc.gov
DOEE is excited to share the final #AnacostiaRiver Corridor Restoration Plan - full of practical strategies to restore fish and wildlife habitat, improve water quality, adapt to climate change, and increase equitable public access to the river corridor. Comments being accepted until July 31 – read more here: bit.ly/ARCRP_Comment
DOEE is hiring! Apply for the Supervisor Environmental Protection Specialist (Associate Director) MS-0028-15, Job ID: 26650 (1 position). This position is located in the Environmental Services Administration, Lead-Safe and Healthy Housing Division (LSHHD). The announcement is listed as “Open to the Public” and has a closing date of July 11, 2024. For more detailed information regarding this opportunity, please visit careers.dc.gov and in the search area please enter 26650.

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