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I’m interested in starting a business in Delaware. How do I find out what environmental permits I’ll need?

If you are starting a small business, please contact DNREC’s Small Business Ombudsman at 302-739-9909. DNREC has a Regulatory Advisory Service that can help you identify all of the requirements for your business.

How do I find information on redeveloping a Brownfield in Delaware, and what Brownfields sites are available for development?

The Division of Waste & Hazardous Substances has been working over the past few years to streamline its Brownfields process to reduce the time necessary to cleanup a site, and protecting workers, public health and the environment. WHS also has grants and loans for Brownfields redevelopment, as well as a Brownfields Marketplace. For more information on Brownfields, click on the Brownfields website or contact the Site Investigation and Restoration Program at 302-395-2600.

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