Best Environment Office Elk Grove Near Me

4worldlovers:
State and Federal regulations cover the removal and disposal of Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACBM). Local air quality regulations require an asbestos survey on all commercial buildings and multi- family housing with more than four units where a demolition or renovation will take place. The Bay Area Air Quality Management District regulates all commercial and residential structures.Inspection and testing of suspect asbestos containing materials must be done by individuals certified by the State of California. Same day service and same day results on most asbestos projects with no extra charge.


Buildings built prior to January 1, 1978 may contain lead based paint. The inhalation or ingestion of lead paint chips or dust can result in “lead poisoning” which has been associated with a number of short term and long term adverse health effects.


The US EPA Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting Program (LRRP) requires contractors to assume lead-based paint is present in housing and buildings covered by the RRP rule unless testing is done before beginning the job to determine that all surfaces affected by the renovation are lead free.

Same day service utilizing XRF lead paint analyzers providing immediate results without causing any damage to your painted surfaces or ceramic tile.

Wildfires create strong winds and updrafts that can carry large plumes of smoke as well as soot, ash, and char miles from the actual wildfire, causing contamination to the interior and exterior of structures downwind from the fire.

As an American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) Board Certified Fire and Smoke Damage Consultant, we have years of experience in the testing and evaluation of homes and commercial buildings for smoke damage from wildfires and structure fires.

We offer testing along with detailed written reports and remediation protocols, as well as post-remediation clearance testing for smoke-damaged structures. We also provide asbestos testing for destroyed structures, and we facilitate the post-remediation CAM 17 soil clearance testing.

Improper removal of mold contaminated building materials can lead to contamination of others areas of the structure, as well as potential health problems to building occupants.

Same day service and next day results available on all mold samples.

Sewage backflows are a serious health threat to humans in indoor environments. Sewage backflows favor the rapid reproduction or amplification of bacteria and fungi (mold).

Same day service and instant results available for Biotrace clearance sampling. 3-4 day turnaround for cultured bacteria samples.

4worldlovers: CalEPA announced three new additions to its Tribal Advisory Committee (TAC), which now has a total of eight members. The TAC’s mission is to educate CalEPA and its boards, departments and office (BDOs) and advocate concerning the tribal beliefs and perspectives of cultural resources protection, environmental protection, and historical and current day tribal lands stewardship of the environment; and develop strategies and action plans to address tribal environmental issues under CalEPA purview. Read the press release. (6/22/23)

CalEPA has announced the establishment of its new Environmental Justice Action Grants Program and released draft program guidelines for tribal consultation and public comment. The CalEPA EJ Action Grants aim to address environmental injustices impacting California Native American Tribes, low-income communities, and communities of color by funding actions on supporting emergency preparedness, protecting public health, improving environmental and climate decision-making, and strengthening enforcement. Read the press release. (6/7/23)

A project to improve water quality in the New River as it crosses into California from Mexico broke ground in Calexico today. This milestone reflects years of collaborative advocacy, and nearly $48 million in investments from the state of California. The New River, which runs from Mexico through the city of Calexico to the Salton Sea, is considered one of the most polluted rivers in the nation. The groundbreaking is years in the making and is a key step forward in protecting the environment and public health in the region. Read the press release. (5/26/23)

4worldlovers: The Florin Resource Conservation District (FRCD) Board of Directors are looking for up to five volunteers to become Associate Board Directors. Please see the Associate Directors Policy and application process. Send all requirements to 9257 Elk Grove Blvd. Elk Grove, CA 95624; attention: Stefani Phillips, Board Secretary. The deadline for requirements will be Monday, June 12, 2023, by 4:30 PM for action by the Board at its June 20, 2023, meeting.

4worldlovers: Business Environmental Resource Center (BERC) is a free, non-regulatory business retention resource established by the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors in 1993 in response to business request for assistance navigating environmental permitting and to provide various resources to the Sacramento business community.


Whether you are existing or expanding,​ BERC can help navigate through new regulations that may have not applied to your industry previously. Our staff stays up-to-date on regulations that may affect your business.


We hope this simple walkthrough helps you on your quest to opening your business and being successful.


BERC also hosts the Sacramento Area Sustainable Business Program which certifies and promotes businesses and other organizations in the Sacramento, Placer, Yolo, and El Dorado Counties that pledge to adopt environmentally friendly practices as well as conserve resources.

4worldlovers: The Elk Grove Public Works Department is responsible for the overall direction and coordination of many activities and functions within the city. These responsibilities include designing, constructing, operating and maintaining the city's road network and drainage systems as well as the management of the city’s solid waste (trash).

4worldlovers: CalEPA has announced the establishment of its new Environmental Justice Action Grants Program and released draft program guidelines for tribal consultation and public comment. The CalEPA EJ Action Grants aim to address environmental injustices impacting California Native American Tribes, low-income communities, and communities of color by funding actions on supporting emergency preparedness, protecting public health, improving environmental and climate decision-making, and strengthening enforcement. Read the press release. (6/7/23)

A project to improve water quality in the New River as it crosses into California from Mexico broke ground in Calexico today. This milestone reflects years of collaborative advocacy, and nearly $48 million in investments from the state of California. The New River, which runs from Mexico through the city of Calexico to the Salton Sea, is considered one of the most polluted rivers in the nation. The groundbreaking is years in the making and is a key step forward in protecting the environment and public health in the region. Read the press release. (5/26/23)

The California Air Resources Board has passed two significant new regulations that will protect public health: a new In-Use Locomotive Regulation, making California the first state in the nation to implement emissions standards for trains, and Advanced Clean Fleets, which establishes the world’s first mandate to end combustion truck sales and is expected to generate $26.6 billion in health savings. (4/28/23)