Spills Program

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The Spills webpage has a new look. There are many changes to the organization of the information. If you have problems finding information, please email the webmaster.

 

How To Report A Spill

How to identify oil in the water


ABOUT US

Spills Program Overview (PDF) | Budget & Funding (PDF) | Organizational Chart (PDF) | Join LISTSERV

WHEN SPILLS HAPPEN
Hazmat Spill Contractor List (PDF) | Approved Primary Response Contractor (PDF) | Incident Command System | Forms & Field Operations Guide (PDF) | Clean-up Cost & Resource Damage Assessments

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Public Comment | Geographic Response Plans | Primary Response Contractor Staged Equipment Maps | Equipment Cache | Restoration Projects | Volunteer Opportunities | Oiled Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation | Join LISTSERV

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR INDUSTRY
Vessels | Class 1 Facilities | Class 2 (Mobile Facilities) | Class 3 Facilities | Class 4 (Marinas and Small Fueling Facilities) | Primary Response Contractor |  Contingency Plans | Spill Drills | ANT System | Voluntary Best Achievable Protection for Tank Vessels - VBAP & ECOPRO

INCIDENTS
Current Incidents | Past Incidents | Response Tug | Investigations | Enforcements

PARTNERS & RELATED LINKS
United States Coast Guard | States British Columbia Task Force | Northwest Area Committee | Oil Spill Advisory Council | Columbia Snake River Initiative | Ballast Water Coordination | Cruise Ship MOA | More

SPILLS LAWS & RULES

Laws & Rules

PUBLICATIONS
Technical Studies & Reports | Prevention Bulletins | Legislative Reports | Annual Reports | Escort Tug | Spills Publications | Forms


BY PROGRAM SECTION

Prevention Section | Preparedness Section | Response Section

 

 

Ecology vessel inspector holds up a pipe that may have been used by the ship to illegally discharge waste oil to state waters.

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