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The Department of Toxic Substances Control protects people from toxins in California. Its environmental assessor program registers environmental compliance experts on a voluntary basis. The program is fully funded by the application and registration fees paid by the registrants. The program connects small- and medium-sized businesses with assessors to assist in complying and maintaining compliance with environmental regulations. Its public information office coordinates all contacts with news media representatives through interviews, news releases and opinion articles. The department requests public comments on various draft documents, such as regulations, site cleanup plans, draft permits and California Environmental Quality Act documents. Its calendar provides information about comment periods, public hearings and meetings, workshops and training.

The Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board in Rancho Cordova, CA is dedicated to protecting water quality in California to ensure the health of the public and the environment. They oversee various programs such as compliance and enforcement, stormwater management, and monitoring of water bodies. With a focus on maintaining the state's precious water resources, the board works to address issues like cannabis cultivation, salinity, and oil fields to promote sustainable water management practices. They also provide resources for small businesses and disabled veteran enterprises looking to work with the state water resources control board. Generated from the website