Fluorescent Light Contacts, Departments

1. Departmental Contacts for Fluorescent Light Legislation Implementation

Session Law 2010-180 (House Bill 1766) enacted by the General Assembly in 2010 establishes specific requirements on all state agencies, universities, community colleges, and other governmental entities regarding the management of spent fluorescent lights and mercury thermostats. The two main provisions of the Session Law require agencies to establish a program to recycle fluorescent lamps and mercury thermostats by July 1st of this year and to make a statutory report on those efforts by December 1st. More information on the specific language in Session Law 2010-180 can be found at: http://www.p2pays.org/Fluorescent/agency-requirements.asp.

The Division of Environmental Assistance and Outreach is creating a database of contacts responsible for the implementation of this legislation. Please provide your agency contact below.

DEAO is also conducting six workshops across North Carolina on Session Law 2010-180. To sign up, please visit: http://www.p2pays.org/Fluorescent/Documents/FlLampWorkshopSch.pdf.asp.

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* 1. Please provide your Department's contact for this legislation.

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* 2. Is there an additional contact?

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* 3. Please provide your Department's secondary contact for this legislation.

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* 4. What is the role of this secondary contact?

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* 5. Please let us know any concerns you may have with implementing this legislation.

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* 6. Please provide the name of the person completing this form if different from the primary and secondary contacts.

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Thank you for completing this request. We will use this information as our main contact for the training and outreach we'll be conducting regarding this legislation. This will also be our contact for the data collection mandated in the legislation. If you have further questions, please contact Joseph Fitzpatrick, joseph.fitzpatrick@ncdenr.gov or 919-715-6499.