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ASTSWMO is a member-driven organization. If you are employed directly by a State or Territorial environmental agency and work in a waste, remediation, underground storage tank, or materials management program, then you are a member of ASTSWMO and eligible to participate in its Task Forces, Focus Groups, and Work Groups within its Subcommittees and Research Centers that focus on your area of expertise.
Groups within each Subcommittee and Research Center are comprised of one State member from each EPA Region to provide balanced representation. Members of each group generally serve three-year terms, as described in the Association's Members in Action document.
Current Openings
CERCLA and Brownfields Research Center
- Sediments: Region 5
- State Superfund: --
- Long-Term Stewardship: Region 1, 9
- Removal Action: Region 10
- SRBPO: Regions 7, 9
- CERCLA Site Evaluation: Region 9
Federal Facilities Research Center
- Remediation and Reuse: --
- State Federal Coordination: --
- Radiation: Region --
- Policy and Technology: Region 1
- Community Involvement: --
Hazardous Waste Subcommittee
- Corrective Action and Permitting: Region 1, 7
- Performance Systems: Regions 1, 2, 9
- Enforcement and Compliance Assurance: --
- Hazardous Waste Recycling: --
- Program Information Management: Regions 3, 9
- Training: Regions 1, 10
- Program Operations: Regions 3, 7
Program and Information Exchange Subcommittee
- Communications Technology Task Force: Regions 3, 8, 10. Membership on this Task Force requires some knowledge of communications technologies and trends.
Solid Waste Subcommittee
- Municiple D Waste: Regions 1, 2, 7, 9, 10
- Beneficial Use: Region 6
- Training and Technology Transfer: Regions 1, 10
- MSW Recycling: Region 10
- Bioreactor Landfill: please contact the subcommittee staff, Kerry Callahan, kerryc@astswmo.org
Sustainability
- Greener Cleanups: --
- Green Chemistry: Regions 2, 6, 7
- Product Stewardship: Regions 1, 8
- Greening State Government: --
Tanks Subcommittee
- UST: Region 2
- State Fund: Region 2
- LUST: Region 2
- Federal Regulations Revisions: --
March 2010 Members in Action Rotation
In March 2010 will be the second annual Members in Action rotation. The forthcoming openings for the 2010 Members in Action rotation are as follows below. These openings are not guaranteed to occur, and additional positions may open as well. These openings do not include current vacancies, which are listed above.
CERCLA and Brownfields Research Center
- Sediments: Regions 1 ,4, 5
- State Superfund: Region 8
- Long-Term Stewardship: Regions 1, 8
- Removal Action: Regions 4, 8, 10
- SRBPO: Regions 1, 2, 7, 9
- CERCLA Site Evaluation: Regions 1, 4, 9
Federal Facilities Research Center
- Remediation and Reuse: Regions 1, 6
- State Federal Coordination: Regions 1, 3, 10
- Radiation: --
- Policy and Technology: Regions 1, 3
- Community Involvement: Regions 2, 4, 6, 7
Hazardous Waste Subcommittee
- Corrective Action and Permitting: Regions 1, 6, 7, 8, 10
- Performance Systems: --
- Enforcement and Compliance Assurance: Regions 3, 4, 10
- Hazardous Waste Recycling: Region 7
- Program Information Management: Regions 5, 6
- Training: Regions 3, 8
- Program Operations: Region 3
Program and Information Exchange Subcommittee
- Communications Technology Task Force: Regions 3, 8, 10. Membership on this Task Force requires some knowledge of communications technologies and trends.
Solid Waste Subcommittee
- Municiple D Waste: --
- Beneficial Use: Regions 4, 7
- Training and Technology Transfer: Regions 2, 4, 7
- MSW Recycling: --
- Bioreactor Landfill: please contact the subcommittee staff, Kerry Callahan, kerryc@astswmo.org
Sustainability
- Greener Cleanups: --
- Green Chemistry: --
- Product Stewardship: --
- Greening State Government: --
Tanks Subcommittee
- UST: Region 6
- State Fund: Regions 1, 3
- LUST: Region 3
- Federal Regulations Revisions: --
Participation
To express your interest, download, complete, and email the Task Force/Focus Group Membership Interest Form to the staff for the group(s) in which you are interested.
Strategic Plan
The ASTSWMO 2009 Strategic Plan continues many commitments and initiates several new objectives for the next several years. It was debuted in October 2009 at the Annual Meeting.
Travel Policy
Members are highly likely to travel with ASTSWMO funding. Thus, we urge all members to read the Travel Policy thoroughly. If travel questions arise, please contact Dania Rodriguez (daniar@astswmo.org; 202.624.5973) or Allison Goldberg (allisong@astswmo.org; 202.624.7883).
Code of Conduct
The Association’s Code of Conduct is applicable to all members who travel with ASTSWMO. Other Association documents that might be of interest, such as the By-Laws, can be found on the Policies and Documents page.
Facebook
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