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The Compliance Assistance program exists to provide services that increase environmental knowledge and encourage behavioral changes. We do this to improve regulatory compliance, achieve exceptional performance and enhance the quality of Kentucky’s​ environment and communities. Below we have our training opportunities for both online and in-person learning. If you would like to request a specific training topic or attend one of our workshops, contact us today!​

​ Upcoming Events:​​​​​​

(Webinar) Kentucky’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy provides a roadmap for addressing nitrogen and phosphorus pollution across the Commonwealth. As a member of the Hypoxia Task Force, Kentucky is one of twelve states partnered with the federal government to reduce nutrient pollution that impacts drinking water, recreation, economic development and fisheries. This webinar will explore Kentucky’s nutrient progress and the partnerships that drive it.


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​(Online) The Environmental Compliance Assistance Program (ECAP) is providing an intro-level workshop to help participants understand regulations governing hazardous waste and how to comply with them.

What will you learn?
How waste is regulated and identified
  • Requirements for different waste generators
  • Waste hot topics
  • How to manage universal wastes
  • What happens during inspections
  • How to handle spills and other emergencies
Who should attend?
  • Facility managers
  • Health and safety professionals
  • Consultants
  • Representatives of retail, manufacturing and industrial facilities
  • Representatives of facilities with aerosol cans, solvents, paint, pesticides, light bulbs and ballasts and lawn care chemicals on premises. 
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​(Webinar) Brownfields are abandoned, unused, or underused properties where redevelopment is hindered due to known or suspected contamination. Although brownfields are often considered problem properties, they can be redeveloped and turned into opportunities to clean up the environment, boost the local economy, and build a stronger community. ​​To help facilitate redevelopment of these properties, the state's Brownfield Program provides a full spectrum of resources and services to local officials, nonprofit groups, property owners, private developers, and other stakeholders. Join ECAP and Kentucky Brownfield Staff as they discuss what brownfields are and how the brownfield program can support your community’s redevelopment efforts!

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​Self-​Paced Online Learning 

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