The purpose of this assistance agreement is to support the state of oklahoma's air, radon, hazardous waste management, public water system supervision, underground water source protection,…

The Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 awarded the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality a $7,266,960 cooperative agreement under the Performance Partnership Grants program (CFDA 66.605) for the period of October 1, 2021 through September 30, 2022.

The award supports Oklahoma's air quality planning and monitoring, radon assessment and mitigation, hazardous waste management, public water system oversight, underground injection control, lead-based paint programs, and PFAS drinking water testing. Key deliverables include improved air, water and land quality across the state through activities such as modeling, inspections, training, and purchasing monitoring equipment. The beneficiaries are Oklahoma residents. Performance Partnership Grants aim to foster partnerships between EPA and state environmental agencies to accelerate environmental outcomes.

The purpose of this assistance agreement is to support the state of oklahoma's air, radon, hazardous waste management, public water system supervision, underground water source protection, lead-based paint, toxic substances compliance monitoring, and multipurpose grant programs. Activities include: air planning, modeling, and monitoring; radon assessment and mitigation; controlling the generation, transportation, treatment, storage and disposal of hazardous waste; conducting plan and specification reviews and sanitary surveys of public water systems; monitoring, abating, and controlling underground injection activities; conducting training and certification of lead abatement inspectors; conducting inspections of abatement projects; and, purchasing equipment that will test for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) compounds in drinking water. Deliverables and outcomes include improved air, water and land quality. The beneficiaries of this assistance agreement include the residents