Past Events

Please note that this is a Contested Case Hearing conducted not by the TCEQ, but by the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH), which was created expressly for that purpose. In addition, all SOAH hearings appearing in this calendar only announce the first notice, or preliminary hearing date, of a case, and are posted purely as a courtesy to our customers. For information on subsequent SOAH hearings, contact SOAH by phone at 512-475-4993 or on the web.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (commission) will offer a public hearing to receive testimony regarding proposed air quality rules and a state implementation plan (SIP) revision resulting from the passage of two bills by the 88th Texas Legislature that impact the Texas vehicle inspection and maintenance (I/M) program: House Bill (HB) 3297, which eliminates the mandatory annual vehicle safety inspection program for noncommercial vehicles and Senate Bill (SB) 2102, which extends the initial registration and inspection period for rental vehicles from two years to three years. The hearing is required by Texas Health and Safety Code, §382.017; Texas Government Code, Chapter 2001, Subchapter B; and 40 Code of Federal Regulations §51.102 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) concerning SIPs.

TCEQ will hold a public hearing on proposed Air Quality Standard Permit for a Concrete Batch Plant with Enhanced Controls, Registration No. 176204.

TCEQ solicits informal comments on the non-statutory changes included in the proposed rulemaking to amend 30 TAC Chapter 39, Public Notice; and Chapter 55, Requests for Reconsideration and Contested Case Hearings; Public Comment.

TCEQ solicits informal comments on the non-statutory changes included in the proposed rulemaking to amend 30 TAC Chapter 39, Public Notice; and Chapter 55, Requests for Reconsideration and Contested Case Hearings; Public Comment.

TCEQ solicits informal comments on the non-statutory changes included in the proposed rulemaking to amend 30 TAC Chapter 39, Public Notice; and Chapter 55, Requests for Reconsideration and Contested Case Hearings; Public Comment.

TCEQ solicits informal comments on the non-statutory changes included in the proposed rulemaking to amend 30 TAC Chapter 39, Public Notice; and Chapter 55, Requests for Reconsideration and Contested Case Hearings; Public Comment.

TCEQ will conduct a public hearing to receive testimony regarding proposed revisions to 30 TAC Chapter 281, Applications Processing; Chapter 328, Waste Minimization and Recycling; Chapter 330, Municipal Solid Waste; and Chapter 335, Industrial Solid Waste and Municipal Hazardous Waste, under the requirements of Texas Water Code, §5.103 and §5.1734; Texas Health and Safety Code, §§361.003, 361.011, 361.0151, 361.017, 361.024, 361.041, 361.119, 361.421, 361.4215, and 361.427; and Texas Government Code, Chapter 2001, Subchapter B.

This is a Contested Case Hearing conducted not by the TCEQ, but by the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH). For information on subsequent SOAH hearings, contact SOAH by phone at 512-475-4993 or on the web.

TCEQ will hold a stakeholder meeting to provide information and solicit input from all stakeholders on the Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG) program.

The Municipal Solid Waste Permits section will facilitate the Municipal Solid Waste Management and Resource Recovery Advisory Council (MSWRRAC). MSWRRAC meetings are held once a quarter. Topics may include discussion of state policies and programs, and recommendations on MSW management.

The Municipal Solid Waste Permits section will facilitate the Municipal Solid Waste Management and Resource Recovery Advisory Council (MSWRRAC). MSWRRAC meetings are held once a quarter. Topics may include discussion of state policies and programs, and recommendations on MSW management.

The Municipal Solid Waste Permits section will facilitate the Municipal Solid Waste Management and Resource Recovery Advisory Council (MSWRRAC). MSWRRAC meetings are held once a quarter. Topics may include discussion of state policies and programs, and recommendations on MSW management.

The TCEQ is conducting an informal stakeholder meeting to solicit input on a pending rulemaking project for industrial and hazardous waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.

TCEQ formed this advisory group to provide guidance and recommendations for reusing or recycling electric vehicle batteries in Texas.

TCEQ will hold a hybrid in-person and virtual public meeting for the renewal of the Phase II MS4 General Permit. The proposed MS4 general permit and fact sheet are available for public review on the Phase II MS4 General Permit webpage.

A voluntary open-participation group that offers input to the TCEQ on developing and implementing regulations for pretreatment of industrial wastewater discharged into a domestic wastewater collection system or directly to a publicly owned wastewater treatment plant.

The TCEQ is soliciting your input on changes to 30 TAC Chapter 312 rules about biosolids. The rulemaking will clarify the intent of existing requirements, remove inconsistencies, and improve readability.

The WQAWG is open to the public and is a voluntary group of participants who meet on a quarterly basis to discuss issues related to water quality, wastewater permits, and wastewater standards.

This class is open to the public and will cover the full Tier II reporting process in Texas, including program history and instructions on how to submit a Tier II report through STEERS.

This class is useful for those that have used the Tier II Reporting application before and are only interested in a shortened version of the training that will put emphasis on what has changed since last reporting season.

This class is useful for those that have used the Tier II Reporting application before and are only interested in a shortened version of the training that will put emphasis on what has changed since last reporting season.

This class is open to the public and will cover the full Tier II reporting process in Texas, including program history and instructions on how to submit a Tier II report through STEERS. This in-person training will have limited seating capability and will cover the same material as the full day training hosted online.

This class is open to the public and will cover the full Tier II reporting process in Texas, including program history and instructions on how to submit a Tier II report through STEERS.

This class is useful for those that have used the Tier II Reporting application before and are only interested in a shortened version of the training that will put emphasis on what has changed since last reporting season.

This class is open to the public and will cover the full Tier II reporting process in Texas, including program history and instructions on how to submit a Tier II report through STEERS.

This class is open to the public and will cover the full Tier II reporting process in Texas, including program history and instructions on how to submit a Tier II report through STEERS.

This class is useful for those that have used the Tier II Reporting application before and are only interested in a shortened version of the training that will put emphasis on what has changed since last reporting season.

This class is open to the public and will cover the full Tier II reporting process in Texas, including program history and instructions on how to submit a Tier II report through STEERS.

Hearing to receive comments from the public on actions the commission should take to protect the Edwards Aquifer from pollution, as required under Texas Water Code Section 26.046.