Summary of the joint DEP-EPA-FEMA plan including hotline establishment, resident assistance, and building exterior cleaning.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Department of Environmental Protection
• EPA has taken the lead in announcing a comprehensive program developed with DEP and FEMA to restore public confidence in Lower Manhattan. DEP (Commissioner Ward) commenced the negotiations that resulted in the comprehensive plan.
• The key components of the comprehensive plan to be instituted are as follows:
Downtown
- Establishment of an EPA hotline - Direct assistance to residents and residential building owners (clean up and testing of apartments, as requested) - Professional review of HVAC systems as requested - Distribution upon request, of HEPA Vacs through FEMA
Buildings (DEP’s Responsibility)
- Cleaning of unoccupied, uncleaned buildings. - Clean-up of building exteriors with residual WTC debris
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