Agency Coordination

Service Description

Agency coordination is the process of actively engaging with city, county, and state regulatory bodies to facilitate project approvals and ensure compliance with environmental and development regulations. It involves submitting documentation, responding to inquiries, and aligning project activities with agency requirements. For example, coordination with local departments may include obtaining underground storage tank records or building permits, while state-level engagement often involves submitting cleanup plans to the Department of Ecology. Federal agencies like the EPA or Coast Guard may also be involved in hazardous substance oversight. This liaison role helps streamline communication, reduce delays, and maintain transparency throughout the permitting and remediation process.