Dep in a sentence

Inspectors with the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) selected the winners, and DEP’s Mining & Reclamation Director, Jonathan Rorrer, handed out the awards.

After Schwarz and Moses called the attorney for the Legionaries, which has entered into a contract with the DEP, to receive a more thorough explanation for the DEP’s rationale, the Planning Board relented.

Importantly, there’s one big barrier for potential attackers – they must initiate the DEP enrollment before the legitimate user does so, as the DEP only accepts the serial number once for devices.

DEP said 21 public water suppliers are requesting or requiring water conservation in their communities.

His work most often includes climate-focused support to agency programs, representing the DEP on organizational bodies and assisting communities develop and implement their own climate plans.

However, DEP wasn’t done there.

However, the NJ DEP says Some snakes, such as garter snakes and milk snakes, can often be found near homes and in basements.

In her order, Stolfa said neither Boston nor the DEP addressed that issue in an earlier filing and have waived their opportunity to address it.

It adds that the DEP will “not grant any extensions” or excuses for nonresponses.

Lauren Camarda, a spokeswoman for the DEP, said the department does not have a timeline for acting on the application.

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), Division of Marine Fisheries and the Oak Bluffs Shellfish Department were subsequently informed of the situation, soon triggering a closure for all shellfishing as a public safety precaution.

Since federal approval of the DEP Coastal Resources Management Program in 1980, the program has provided more than $50 million in funding for coastal zone projects.

The DEP and health department are largely left to figure out the process for themselves under limited existing law, McVay wrote.

The DEP and its consultants evaluated each segment based on a number of factors that included environmental, public access and economic development needs, as well as the capability to begin work quickly.

The DEP is in the process of using some of those funds to hire more than 40 additional staff members, primarily to speed up the well plugging process.

The DEP office on Smith Avenue in Kingston has hundreds of employees.

The DEP reported 52 gallons of a dust suppresant had been spilled.

Applications for that are still pending, according to Lauren Camarda, DEP regional communications manager.

Attorney Brad Schwartz, representing Toll Brothers, said DEP wanted to eliminate language regarding preservation purposes until the sale of the land from the Legionaries of Christ to the agency is completed.

During the department’s most recent visit, in July, there were “not unreasonable levels of dust” and no violations were issued, a DEP spokesperson told Brooklyn Paper.