Environmental Conservation Office

Founded in 1970, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) works to protect and enhance the environment and natural resources to prevent, abate and control water, land and air pollution. The department works with a team of more than 3,500 staff members. It manages over15 divisions and offices. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation operates a division of forest protection that is responsible for the preservation, protection and enhancement of forest resources. Its division of solid and hazardous materials regulates and monitors the solid and hazardous waste facilities and generators of hazardous waste, as well as controls the disposal of radioactive materials.

The Environmental Conservation Office in Saratoga Springs, NY is dedicated to promoting sustainable practices and protecting the local environment. Through various initiatives and programs, the office works to educate the community on environmental issues and encourage responsible stewardship of natural resources. Generated from their business information

The New York State Interest on Lawyer Account Fund (IOLA) was established in 1983 with the support of the New York State Bar Association and the legislature to provide financial assistance to civil legal service organizations. IOLA helps low-income individuals in New York State access legal aid for essential needs such as food, shelter, employment, and healthcare. Under the leadership of the Board of Trustees, IOLA appoints an Executive Director to oversee its operations, with Christine M. Fecko recently announced as the incoming Executive Director. Through partnerships with banks and lawyer participation funds, IOLA ensures effective access to justice in New York State by supporting grantees dedicated to providing civil legal aid to those in need. Generated from the website