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Resources and information on utilizing RRD's data exchange and the Inventory of Facilities.
An interactive map displaying contaminated sites throughout Michigan regulated under Parts 213, 201, and 211.
This system allows water well drilling and pump installation contractors to submit water well records.
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Materials Management Planning
EGLE-MMP@Michigan.gov
Christina Miller
MillerC1@Michigan.gov
517-614-7426
Carlie Money
MoneyC@Michigan.gov
517-897-4805
Amy Karana
KaranaA@Michigan.gov
517-242-8324
Recycling Specialist Program Map
For local questions, contact your County or Regional Designated Planning Agency Contact.
Currently each county has a Solid Waste Management Plan, soon to be a Materials Management Plan, that ensures adequate disposal capacity and assures that all non-hazardous solid waste generated in the county is collected and recovered, processed, or disposed at facilities that comply with state laws and rules. Counties will be transitioning to plans with a materials management focus.
This is exciting news for the state of Michigan, as it memorializes our new way of thinking about end-of-life materials; it is a change from items being disposed to a holistic materials management approach!
Please continue to check the information below and Michigan.gov/SolidWaste for updates.
In addition to ensuring that waste disposal practices are protective of the public and environment, we promote a systematic approach to using/reusing resources productively and sustainably throughout their life cycles, from the point of resource extraction through material recycling or final disposal. Materials management includes managing recyclables, organics, tires, wood, concrete, and other materials traditionally considered trash and landfilled.
View the interactive map to explore the location of the Materials Management facilities.
The data used in the map is available to download and to view as a table.
Find all of EGLE's web maps and open data centralized to one location.
Part 115 requires waste import/export authorizations.
This means waste must be approved by both the county sending the waste and the county receiving the waste. This is called reciprocal authorization. The county sending the waste is the exporter and the county receiving the waste is the importer.
Ex. County A sends waste to County B
County A exports to County B
County B imports from County A
Currently Approved County Plans and Plan Amendments (subject to change)
(* Items are amendments to the County Plans)
(** Items are "Entire Plans that have been Amended")
