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DEP memo on closure of environmental assistance office, November 2001

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Memo documenting the planned closure of a DEP environmental assistance desk after providing post-9/11 public services regarding water, air quality, asbestos, and building access.

NYC-WTC_000141833

Folder label: “DEP 59.17 Junction Blvd, 11th FL”

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Marabetti, Rose

From: Marabetti, Rose To: Gilsenan, Michael Co: Sturcken, Charles (ex) Subject: EEDAU's Help Desk at 110 Maiden Lane with other Gov't. Agencies Date: Friday, November 16, 2001 11:06AM

Mike --

I mentioned to Charlie yesterday that we have been having very few "walk-ins" with environmental questions for a while now. Quite different from September and most of October, when the location was astir with people concerned about their drinking water, air quality, asbestos, dust, entry to their buildings, clean-up of their buildings, etc. Charlie said we should shut down. I told him we would complete this week through Saturday, 11/17 (Fred Edmond covering), and that I would leave a sheet with appropriate DEP telephone numbers and handouts with the remaining agencies. The Public Service Commission, Verizon, and Con Edison have already left, or moved to other locations. FEMA, SBA, EDC, DBS, and the voluntary lawyers and CPAs remain at this time.

I believe EEDAU provided an important public service to businesses and residents in the aftermath of the disaster. Now the DEP Helpline is better known and the services we provide as well.

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