NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
spaces following the collapse of the World Trade Center are effective. Our view has been
confirmed by data from the Program. While the recommended cleanup methods may, in some
cases, have to applied more than once, they are effective. We are continuing to evaluate the
monitoring results and how they may apply to cleanup efforts previously undertaken in non-
residential buildings. Workers who have any concerns may contact OSHA directly at 1 800 321-
OSHA, We will keep you informed of our progress.
There remains much to be accomplished; however, I believe that with the cooperation and
assistance of all our partners and with input from the public we will achieve our goal, protecting
the public fi'om potential exposure to residual dust that may contain pollutants and providing
them with information that will help them feel comfortable in their homes.
I look forward to continuing to work with you, as well as other members of the
community, as we address the indoor air concerns of the residents of lower Manhattan. If you
have any concerns, please contact Regional Administrator Jane Kenny at (212) 637-5000 or have
your staff contact Peter Brandt at (212) 637-3657.
Sincerely,
vane M. Kenny
Regional Administrator
Enclosures
cc: P. Clark, OSHA Region 2
J. Picciano, FEMA Region 2
C. Ward, DEP
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