Reviewing frequency and responsiveness to public request

Updated on August 26, 2010: Does your facility get requests for NPDES- related information from the public? How are those requests usually sent to you? And how do you respond (e.g., electronically or hardcopy)?

Original Question: How often does your facility get requests for NPDES-related information from the public? How are those requests usually sent to you? And how do you respond (e.g., electronically or hardcopy)?

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Re: Reviewing frequency and responsiveness to public request

Fri, 09/10/2010 - 10:23am — tonybal

While working at Environmental Services in San Diego, we did not receive requests for NPDES-related information. If it helps, most requests made by the public were made via phone calles.

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