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Agency Directory | Phone Directory | Online Services west virginia department of environmental protection west virginia department of environmental protection west virginia department of environmental protection Since 2005, the Rehabilitation Environmental Action Plan has strived to clean up West Virginia and rid the state of unsightly litter.
The REAP program harbors all of the state cleanup programs within the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection. REAP is a powerful force in the campaign against illegal dumping and littering. The program derives its authority from the A.
James Manchin Rehabilitation Environmental Action Plan, pursuant to Help make West Virginia the cleanest state in the nation. For more information or to volunteer call: 1-800-322-5530 Toll Free : (800) 322-5530 Email : Nathan. C.
Meadows@wv. gov Upcoming Events, News, and Updates WVDEP to Honor AAH Volunteers The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection and the West Virginia Department of Transportation will host a daylong celebration for the dedicated volunteers who help keep our state roadways free of litter on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at Lakeview Golf Resort in Morgantown.
$45,000 Awarded in FY2026 for CED Recycling Grants The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP), under its Rehabilitation Environmental Action Plan (REAP), has approved nine applicants for Fiscal Year 2026 Covered Electronic Devices (CED) Recycling Grants. A total of $45,000 has been awarded to counties and municipalities across the state to support electronic waste collection and recycling programs.
Accepting Submissions for Roadsides in Bloom Calendar The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) is seeking submissions for the 24th Annual “Roadsides in Bloom” calendar contest. Twelve winners will be selected to represent each month in 2027. A grand-prize winner will be chosen to appear on the calendar cover.
Accepting Submissions for Roadsides in Bloom Calendar The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) is seeking submissions for the 24th Annual “Roadsides in Bloom” calendar contest. Twelve winners will be selected to represent each month in 2027. A grand-prize winner will be chosen to appear on the calendar cover.
Most public landfills in West Virginia will offer days where residents can bring their rubbish without having to pay tipping fees. Check with your local Solid Waste Authority for more information. REAP focuses on cleanup efforts from both program staff and volunteers statewide.
In a unique partnership, the program empowers citizens to take ownership of their communities by providing technical, financial, and resource assistance in cleanup efforts. The Adopt-A-Highway Program is co-sponsored by the Division of Highways and the Department of Environmental Protection.
It was established in the late 1980s to improve the quality of our environment by encouraging public involvement in the elimination of highway litter. The program offers volunteers the opportunity to take charge of their environment by making a positive effort to create a cleaner, more aesthetic place in which to live. The Adopt-A-Stream Program is sponsored by the Department of Environmental Protection.
It was established in 2023 and is housed in the DEP’s REAP Program. The program’s goal is to improve the quality of our environment by encouraging public involvement in the elimination of stream litter. Its objective is to save taxpayers money by increasing public awareness and to serve as an educational tool by focusing on the consequences which result when stream littering is allowed to continue unchecked.
The program offers volunteers the opportunity to take charge of their environment by making a positive effort to create a cleaner, more aesthetic place in which to live.
Covered Electronic Devices Manufacturer and Retailer Compliance Information Senate Bill 746, which became effective June 6, 2008, requires each manufacturer wishing to sell or lease covered electronic devices to register with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection no later than the first day of January, 2009 and each year thereafter.
The purpse is to establish a registration process for manufacturers of covered electronic devices to determine if manufacturers have adopted or implemented a takeback/recycling program for their products that is free to the public.
Covered Electronic Devices Dilapidated Properties Program WVDEP REAP Dilapidated Properties Program is working in collaboration with municipalities and county commissions to identify, demolish, and reclaim dilapidated properties across the state of West Virginia. Together, we are turning liabilities into opportunities, one dilapidated property at a time.
Dilapidated Properties Program The Recycling section was established in 1989 to ensure compliance with the West Virginia Natural Resources Laws (Chapter 20, Article 11) before moving to the REAP program. This section is responsible for administering the following programs which have been developed and implemented to meet our goals.
We also provide support in the following areas: public education programs and recycling market development. Eligible parties may view and apply for REAP grants through the wvOASIS Vendor Self Service (VSS) system.
Online Reporting for Recycling Establishments The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has launched a new online reporting tool to facilitate compliance with House Bill 5006 passed during the 2024 legislative session. This legislation aims to enhance the state's recycling objectives and improve data collection for evaluating West Virginia's recycling rate. These reports are Due March 1 of each year.
Pollution Prevention and Open Dump Program The Open Dump Cleanup Program uses landfill fees to clean up illegal dumps and to gather evidence to prosecute illegal dumping activity. File an Open Dump Complaint Submit an open dump report to DEP officials to help locate dumpsites and prosecute violators.
Pollution Prevention and Open Dumps Recycling and Waste Reduction Tracking of national municipal solid waste (MSW) generation rates began in 1960. At that time, the average rate was 2. 7 lbs.
per person per day. The national MSW per capita rate has been steadily increasing over the past decade. In 2010, our per capita MSW rate stood at 3.
94. Our most recent data from 2020 shows that this number has increased to 4. 73 lbs.
per person per day. Recycling and Waste Reduction Each year, REAP's PPOD Program conducts tire collection events across the state. Atleast one collection event is held in each county.
During these events, individuals with proof of WV residency can dispose of ten tires in a safe way. PPOD is also responsible for the removal of tires piles located across the state. Schedule of Tire Collection Events Date, time, and location of tire collection events for each county.
The WV Make It Shine Program is a comprehensive program aimed at making WV the cleanest state in the nation. Throughout the state, groups of volunteers, businesses, community organizations, and local governments are working to accomplish this goal. It is the responsibility of the WV Make It Shine Program to coordinate the effort of these people to make our state shine.
Enviro-Fact Sheet: Illegal Dumping West Virginia has an estimated 15,000 illegal dumps. There is also a large amount of litter and debris along our highways and river banks that results from improper management of solid waste. Free Recycling Takeback Program Did you know that you don't just have to send your e-waste (computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices) to the landfill when it has reached the end of its useful life?
As of April 2010, the law in West Virginia establishes a registration process for manufacturers of covered electronic devices, to determine if manufacturers have adopted or implemented a takeback/recycling program for their products that is free to the public and to award recycling grants to counties and municipalities for recycling or other programs that divert covered electronic devices from the waste stream.
WVDEP's REAP Awards More Than $56,000 for FY2027 Litter Control Grants The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection's (WVDEP) Rehabilitation Environmental Action Plan (REAP) has awarded $56,217. 64 in Litter Control Matching Grants to strengthen anti-litter efforts across the state.
Office of Environmental Advocate Covered Electronic Device Manufacturer and Retailer Compliance Information Online Reporting Tool for Recycling Establishments Pollution Prevention and Open Dump Program Recycling and Waste Reduction Standard Operating Procedures for Litter Control Youth Environmental Program (YEP) 2020 Virtual Junior Conservation Camp 2021 Virtual Junior Conservation Camp Environmental Education Links Youth Environmental Conference Youth Environmental Program Lesson Plans Official Emergency Spill Report Report Non-Emergency Complaint Report Complaint | Email Us | --> Public Comments Media Inquiries | Our Offices Request Information | Jobs | Employees Department of Environmental Protection
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Residents and businesses in West Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for REAP Covered Electronic Devices are due August 31, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
REAP Covered Electronic Devices is funded by West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in West Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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