
Environmental Protection
What This Page Covers
This page collects the 535 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Environmental Protection”. Coverage spans bills, public meetings, and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Parks and Recreation, Land Use, and City Government.
Active Bills
Showing 8 of 9 bills tagged with this topic.
Recent Activity
- Mon, Nov 2Upcoming1 item
- Tue, Oct 272 items
- Alco Iron & Metal in San Leandro to pay $1.5M enforcement judgmentAlco Iron & Metal must pay nearly $1.5 million under a state enforcement judgment following repeated hazardous waste violations at its San Leandro, Vallejo, and Stockton facilities. The judgment inclu
- Boyle Heights Fire Recovery Committee Reviews Stormwater Runoff Contamination and Mitigation Funds
- Thu, Oct 151 item
- Wed, Sep 232 items
- Encinitas City Council Considers Infrastructure Projects, Budget Adjustments, and Short-Term Rental Rules for Sept 23, 2026The Encinitas City Council will review a comprehensive agenda on September 23, 2026, featuring public hearings on short-term rental rules and massage business permits, contract awards for drainage pro
- Sustainability Advisory Board Considers Youth Appointment and Program Updates
- Thu, Sep 172 items
- Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board Schedules Regular Meeting for September 17, 2026The Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board has scheduled a regular meeting for September 17, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. The agenda includes discussions on proposed zoning text amendment
- Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board Scheduled Regular Meeting for September 17, 2026
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Key Actors
- 01Mark Hamiltonperson5 mentions
- 02Alia Garrettperson4 mentions
- 03Jim Ludwigperson4 mentions
- 04Naeseperson4 mentions
- 05Shoffstallperson4 mentions
- 06Briana Dobbsperson4 mentions
- 07Kelly Tractor Companyorganization2 mentions
- 0812other2 mentions
- 09United States Fish and Wildlife Serviceorganization2 mentions
- 10Environmental Protection Agencyorganization2 mentions
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- Topic to billsMichigan bans sale and use of lead fishing tackle and mandates public education program, Congress advances Water Resources Development Act of 2026 to fund and modify Army Corps of Engineers projects, Federal legislation directs USDA and Interior to increase prescribed fire acreage by 10% annually and establishes a collaborative burn program (+6 more)
- Topic to peopleMark Hamilton, Alia Garrett, Jim Ludwig (+3 more)
- Topic to orgsKelly Tractor Company, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Environmental Protection Agency
- Topic to meetingsNorth Port Environmental Advisory Board upcoming meeting agenda for November 2, 2026, Boyle Heights Fire Recovery Committee Reviews Stormwater Runoff Contamination and Mitigation Funds, Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board approves August minutes and discusses park reviews (+11 more)
Source Trail
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- Nov 2, 2026MeetingNorth Port Environmental Advisory Board upcoming meeting agenda for November 2, 2026
- Oct 27, 2026NewsAlco Iron & Metal in San Leandro to pay $1.5M enforcement judgment
- Oct 27, 2026meeting transcriptVirginia Key Advisory Board discusses Rickenbacker Marina proposal, mooring field updates, and Miami Seaquarium redevelopment
- Oct 27, 2026MeetingBoyle Heights Fire Recovery Committee Reviews Stormwater Runoff Contamination and Mitigation Funds
- Oct 15, 2026MeetingParks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board approves August minutes and discusses park reviews
- Sep 24, 2026State BillMichigan bans sale and use of lead fishing tackle and mandates public education program
- Sep 23, 2026MeetingEncinitas City Council Considers Infrastructure Projects, Budget Adjustments, and Short-Term Rental Rules for Sept 23, 2026
- Sep 23, 2026MeetingSustainability Advisory Board Considers Youth Appointment and Program Updates
- Sep 17, 2026MeetingParks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board Schedules Regular Meeting for September 17, 2026
- Sep 17, 2026MeetingParks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board Scheduled Regular Meeting for September 17, 2026
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