Recent activity at North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda
North Carolina Mining Commission Business Meeting
The agenda for the business meeting includes a review of conflict-of-interest declarations and preliminary matters. Action items involve a vote on the initial determinations for the 2027 rule readoption. Information items include an update on mine rules following a legislative review, setting the 2027 mining commission meeting schedule, and a presentation on the AccessDEQ mine application. The meeting also features a discussion on the mine reclamation award and concluding remarks from the director and commission members.
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North Carolina Science Advisory Board Focused Topic Meeting
The meeting focused on the PFMOA compound, specifically its presence in North Carolina private drinking water wells, including discussion of detection levels, well contamination mechanisms, and the consent order. The Board reviewed the history of the PFMOA charge, including the status of studies on the compound, EPA involvement in reviewing it for a reference dose, and data on private residential wells and potential public water utility concerns.
The meeting focuses on an overview of the PFMOAA topic, including a review of the occurrence of PFMOAA in North Carolina, the status of external PFMOAA items, and a discussion regarding the logistics of the PFMOAA charge.
Aug 31, 2026·Board meeting
Marine Fisheries Commission Quarterly Business Meeting
The Marine Fisheries Commission meeting included a public comment session addressing issues such as ecosystem management, habitat restoration, and water quality. Representatives from the Division of Water Resources provided an overview of their programs, including public water supply management, water sciences monitoring, and water quality permitting and infrastructure projects. Discussions also touched upon the ongoing recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene and the regulatory responsibilities concerning animal feeding operations and environmental grants.
