

Online Services
Campground Reservation
Boat Registration Renewal
OWTS (ISDS) Permit Search
Wetlands Permit Search
Fishing Licenses
Marine Fisheries License Renewals
UST Registration Renewals
Agriculture Product Permit Renewals
Customer Service Surveys
Dental Amalgam Recycling Certification
Dental Amalgam Annual Report
Secretary of State's Rules Tracker
Nov 19 & Dec 3 & 17: Fall Fly Tying 2009
11/30 & 12/10: Conservation Easement Workshop
Timely Topics
Bay Water Quality Report • Report Asian Longhorn Beetles • H1N1 in Animals • RI Office of Economic Recovery and Reinvestment • Draft Stormwater Design and Installation Standards Manual • Marine Fisheries Possession Limits • New Wetlands Rules • Pet Store Complaints • Wind Turbine RFP • Shellfish Closure Maps & Info • Electronic Waste • Farmers' Markets • Commercial Solid Waste Recycling • New Septic System Rules • Boating Safety • Avian Flu • Air Quality Forecast • No Discharge Program/ Pumpouts
Director's Corner
Dear Visitor:
Welcome to the RI Department of Environmental Management web site.
We value your opinion, and we want to hear from you. Please take a few moments to fill out one of our electronic surveys...
W. Michael Sullivan, PhD
Director
RI Open Government Transparency Portal
RI Office of Economic Recovery and Reinvestment
DEM ARRA Applications
Clean Water State Revolving Fund Program
Water Quality Management Planning Grant (604b)
Clean Diesel Program
Brownfields Coalition Assessment Grant
DEM Announces Opening of Indoor Winter Farmers' Markets in North Kingstown and South Kingstown
Starting this Saturday, November 21, shoppers in South County will have two new winter farmers' markets available where they can purchase a wide variety of locally grown and produced products. The Wintertime Coastal Growers Market will open at Lafayette Mill on Route 102, just west of Wickford in North Kingstown. (More info)
DEM and the RI Department of Transportation announce that $1.1 million in federal transportation funds will be available to state, local and non-profit agencies in grants for trail development, improvement, and equipment. Applications for the grants will be accepted by DEM through February 12. (More info)
DEM announces that an additional workshop on the new RI Conservation Easement Guidance Manual, presented by DEM's Sustainable Watersheds office and the Narragansett Bay Research Reserve, has been scheduled for Thursday, December 10 at DEM headquarters in Providence. Registration for the first workshop, which is scheduled for November 30, is filling up quickly with a limited number of seats still available. (More info)
DEM Cautions Drivers to Be Alert for Deer Crossing Roadways During the Rut (Mating Season)
DEM is advising motorists to be alert for deer, particularly at dawn and dusk. The deer mating season is currently underway, and will continue through November and much of December. Deer tend to move around more frequently during this time, and November is typically the peak period for road kills. (More info)
DEM Awards $106,681 in Federal Funds for Boat Sewage Pump-Out Facilities
DEM has awarded $106,681 in grants for new or upgraded marine pump-out facilities. The amount includes $47,625 for new pump-out facilities and $59,056 for repairs or maintenance to currently operating systems. Funding for the projects was provided to DEM through the federal Clean Vessel Act pump-out grant program, administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Each grant requires a 25 percent match. (More info)
DEM, in partnership with the Town of Narragansett, has released the results of a survey of Narragansett residents on renewable energy and the possible installation of three to six wind turbines on State and/or Town properties in Narragansett. (More info)
State of Rhode Island Web Site. Last modified
![]()