Update on U.S. EPA Deregulatory Agenda and New Annual Emissions Reporting Platform Coming to Kentucky: Live and In-Person from Madisonville, Kentucky on Friday May 16, 2025

When, Where, & What is the Environmental Practitioners’ Workshop:

ALL4 will present at the Environmental Practitioners’ Workshop hosted by the Kentucky Chapter of the Air & Waste Management Association (KY A&WMA) and the Kentuckiana Chapter of Hazardous Materials Managers (KCHMM) on Friday, May 16, 2025 at Madisonville Community College in Madisonville, Kentucky (event starts at 9:00 AM CDT).

The Environmental Practitioners’ Workshop is an ongoing series of workshops hosted by the KY A&WMA and KCHMM that gathers subject matter experts, regulators, and environmental professionals across the Commonwealth of Kentucky to learn, share ideas, and obtain professional development hour (PDH) credits.

Come to Madisonville to network with your regulators and environmental professionals to learn about the contemporaneous regulatory matters ongoing at the federal level and what that means in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

In addition to ALL4’s presentation “U.S. EPA and Federal Air Regulatory Updates: 31 Flavors of Deregulation,” Commissioner Tony Hatton of the Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection (KDEP) will provide a Keynote Address along with personnel from the Kentucky Division for Air Quality, Division of Waste Management, and the Division of Water to host a regulator’s roundtable session.

What you can expect at ALL4’s Presentation:

Since his nomination, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin has made big announcements for sweeping changes across numerous regulatory programs including “the largest deregulatory announcement in U.S. history.”

ALL4 will summarize and contextualize these proposed actions, detail the process U.S. EPA must undertake to implement its bold deregulatory agenda, and provide insight on how to stay engaged in this everchanging regulatory landscape.

In addition to the deregulatory changes announced by U.S. EPA, ALL4 will provide an update on proposed changes coming to the Kentucky Air Emissions Survey. KDEP is currently working with Windsor Solutions to bring online the State and Local Emissions Inventory System (SLEIS) to replace the Air Emissions Survey that has been in place for more than 20 years. Learn about anticipated challenges and best practices for reporting to SLEIS. ALL4 will share its experience helping regulated sources migrate to SLEIS in other jurisdictions including the migration to SLEIS in Jefferson County, Kentucky in 2020.

We hope to see you in Madisonville!

Please stop by and say hello if you are able to attend the workshop. If you can’t make this event and have any questions or concerns regarding your facility’s compliance strategies, especially in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, please contact Stewart McCollam at smccollam@all4inc.com.