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Division of Water Resources Overview Environmental Management Commission September 12, 2013

Consolidation of DWR & DWQ DWR consolidated with old DWQ on August 1 Total personnel: 497 Personnel distribution: Central office: 314 Asheville Reg. Office: 29 Fayetteville Reg. Office: 19 Mooresville Reg. Office: 26 Raleigh Reg. Office: 34 Washington Reg. Office: 24 Wilmington Reg. Office: 22 Winston-Salem Reg. Office: 29

New Organizational Chart (eff. Sept 9)

Administrative Services No deputy director HR functions Budget functions Public information office EMC assistance & scheduling Water Projects Dredging / Beach Nourishment w/Army Corps State-local water resource projects

Water Planning Section Section Chief: Tom Fransen Staff: 82 people Integrated watershed management Basinwide planning WQ & WR Modeling Water quality standards Water body classifications 303d Listing TMDL development Aquatic weed control Information technology Groundwater planning & monitoring CCPCUA Program Local Water Supply Plans Water conservation Drought management Env document review Rule development & review Nutrient management strategies

Environmental Services Section Section Chief: Dianne Reid Staff: 40 people Scientific & Technical Support Surface Water Quality Monitoring Chemical/Physical Phytoplankton Benthic Macroinvertebrates Fish Communities & Tissue Aquatic Toxicology Special Water Quality Studies Complaints Follow-up Assessments Lakes Monitoring Estuarine Monitoring

Water Permitting Section Section Chief: Matt Matthews Staff: 58 people Point Source Branch NPDES Wastewater Permitting Wastewater Collection System Permitting Wastewater Pretreatment Program Land Application Permits Emergency Response Wetlands Branch 401 (Wetlands) Certifications Isolated Wetlands Buffer Authorizations Mitigation Banking Oversight Compliance & Enforcement

Aquifer Protection & Regional Offices Section Chief: Jay Zimmerman Staff: 137 people CAFO Program Underground Injection Control Program Injection well permitting Manage groundwater pollution incidents Coal ash Regional Offices (Water Quality) Evaluate permit apps. Stream call & wetlands delineations Field visits & compliance inspections Complaint response Response to disasters Outreach & assistance Enforcement actions Surface water monitoring

Laboratory Section Section Chief: Kent Wiggins Staff: 47 people Chemical analysis of samples Internal & external to DENR Organic Chemistry Branch Microbiology & metals Certification Branch Certifies other labs both within and external to NC to perform chemical analysis of samples for NC regulatory compliance

Public Water Supply Section Section Chief: Jessica Godreau Staff: 110 people Implements Safe Drinking Water Act Ensures safe drinking water for NC citizens Regulates over 6000 public water supplies in NC Serving over 8,000,000 citizens Staff in all seven regional offices Highest compliance rates in history Rulemaking through Comm. for Public Health

DWR Program Review Review of all DWR rules and policies Completed by December 31, 2013 Focus on amending rules that are: Conflicting Outdated / Unnecessary Provide no environmental benefit Outside Involvement Committee External stakeholders Solicit input as part of program review

Director, NC Division of Water Resources Contact Information Tom Reeder Director, NC Division of Water Resources 919-707-9027 tom.reeder@ncdenr.gov