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Year
2004 Reorganization Activities Under Director Chester
MDEQ Announces Reorganization Of
Department - Aug 17, 2004: MDEQ Director Steven
Chester has announced plans to reorganize the agency in an
effort to streamline operations. Chester indicates that the
current organization structure, implemented in September 2002,
created many unintended consequences that the staff felt
hindered their ability to provide service to the public. In
September 2003, an MDEQ Task Force was formed to consider
changes to the organizational structure. The proposals were
discussed and modified to create a final plan that Chester
says will bring about many of the needed changes to the
department, while remaining budget neutral. Highlights of the
plan include: (1) Creation of the Office of Civil Enforcement
Coordination (OCEC). OCEC will be charged with ensuring
Statewide enforcement consistency, and overseeing development
of the training of MDEQ enforcement and regulatory
staff. (2) Make Changes to the Water Division Consistent with
Its Status as a Bureau. The Water Division will become the
Water Bureau (WB), housing two divisions, the Lansing Division
and the Field Division. Due to the size and complexity of
programs within the WB, including drinking water, ground water
and surface water programs, this change will allow field staff
a greater opportunity to ensure that Michigan's waters are
kept safe and healthy. (3) Split the Geological and Land
Management Division, Creating an Office of Geological Survey (OGS)
and a Land and Water Management Division (LWMD). As these
programs have distinctly different missions and goals,
separating them will allow staff to focus their efforts on
their areas of expertise and provide better service to the
public on oil, gas, lakes, streams, and wetland issues.
Chester said, "These changes reflect what is minimally
necessary to more effectively and efficiently carry out the
mission of the department. While we remain an extremely lean
organization, we are creating solutions that will allow the
DEQ staff to fulfill our environmental mission." The announced
changes have immediate effect, and implementation will occur
within the coming months. Access an MDEQ release (click
here).
Year
2003 Reorganization Activities Under Director Chester
Year
2002 Reorganization Activities Under Director Harding
- July
1, 2002 Harding Reorganization Memo
- August
29, 2002 Harding Reorganization Memo
- September
11, 2002 Harding Reorganization Memo
- October
29, 2002 Harding Division Chief Memo
- November
7, 2002 Harding Assignments Memo
- Overall
Department Organization Chart
- Air
Quality Division
- Environmental
Science & Services Division
- Executive
Division & Small Offices (Administrative
Hearings, Communications, Criminal Investigations, Great Lakes,
Internal Audit, Personnel Services, Michigan Environmental Science
Board)
- Financial
and Business Services Division
- Geological
& Land Management Division
- September
16, 2002 Harold Fitch Memo to Division staff
- Remediation
& Redevelopment Division
- Waste
& Hazardous Materials Division
- September
16, 2002 Roger Przybysz Memo to Division staff
- Water
Division
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