The Florida Department of Environmental Protection issues permits and authorizations for a wide variety of facilities and activities, such as air emission sources, coastal construction, residential and commercial docks, wetlands, marinas, waste management facilities, drinking water and wastewater plants. Along with rules and statutes, these authorizations establish criteria and conditions that help safeguard Florida’s natural resources and enhance its ecosystems.
The Northwest District’s Permitting Program works to ensure the protection of the environment and human health while providing the public with fair, consistent and timely customer service.
In coordination with DEP's regulatory divisions of Air Resource Management, Water Resource Management and Waste Management, the Northwest District Permitting Program is responsible for issuing permits and other authorizations associated with:
Request a pre-application meeting with our Northwest District staff. The purpose of a pre-application meeting is to minimize processing steps and potential time delays of your application for a specific project.
Please contact Brandy Scott or Kim Allen with any questions.
View permit applications currently under review in the Northwest District.
Helpful Links
| Northwest District Permitting Program | Contact Name | Contact Information |
|---|---|---|
| Permitting Program Administrator | Kim Allen | Kim.Allen@FloridaDEP.gov 850-595-0553 |
Air Resources Permitting associated with stationary sources of air pollution. | Jenna Phillips | Jenna.Phillips@FloridaDEP.gov |
Potable Water Permitting associated with drinking water facilities and distribution systems to ensure compliance with state and federal drinking water standards. | Bill Evans, P.E. | Bill.Evans@FloridaDEP.gov |
Environmental Resources Permitting for activities in wetlands, surface waters or state lands; dredge and fill; stormwater ponds; docks/piers; boat ramps; shoreline stabilization. | Russell Sullivan | Russell.Sullivan@FloridaDEP.gov 850-595-0575 |
Solid Waste Permitting associated with solid waste disposal and processing sites (landfills; waste transfer stations, dumping; waste tires; storm debris). | Monica Hardin Dawn Templin, P.E. | Monica.Hardin@FloridaDEP.gov 850-595-0620 Dawn.Templin@FloridaDEP.gov 850-595-0644 |
Wastewater Permitting associated with domestic (sanitary sewage from residents, businesses, etc.) and industrial (derived from an industrial activity) wastewater. | Bill Evans, P.E. | Bill.Evans@FloridaDEP.gov |
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