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Employees must comply with all environmental regulations

Contact a regional environmental implementation manager to help with cooperation

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USPS employees must comply with all federal, state and local environmental regulations.

The Postal Service is reminding employees to comply with all environmental regulations — and to cooperate with inspectors from any federal, state or local agency.

Detailed directions on handling inspector visits are available on Blue.

Employees should contact the Environmental Affairs and Corporate Sustainability team if:

• The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), or a state or local environmental regulator, visits your site to conduct an inspection, walkthrough or review.

• You are informed that such an inspection or visit is planned.

• Your facility receives a notice of violation or similar alert, such as a warning letter or request for compliance documentation, issued by the EPA or a state or local environmental agency.

USPS has two regional environmental implementation managers, Nicholas DeCarlo and Judy Wingo-Stalinger, who will assign an environmental field support specialist to assist you.

The Environmental Affairs and Corporate Sustainability Blue page has contact information for DeCarlo and Wingo-Stalinger, as well as an overview of each region they represent.