Upcoming 2025 Municipal Enforcement of Environmental Laws Class
John Ockels Ph.D., Director at Texas Illegal Dumping Resource Center is teaching an upcoming Municipal Enforcement of Environmental Laws class.
What: 2025 Municipal Enforcement of Environmental Laws class local police; sanitarians; fire marshals; specialized environmental enforcement officers, emergency management coordinators; health departments; felony and misdemeanor prosecutors; city attorneys;
municipal judges; municipal elected officials and city staff and others needing an understanding of municipal-level enforcement of state anti-pollution laws.
When: May 28th and 29th, 2025, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Where: DeSoto Police Department
714 East Belt Line Road
DeSoto, TX 75115
Cost: $125 per attendee
CEU: Approved for 12 contact hours of CEU
TIDRC classes are particularly useful for city and county staff having overall environmental enforcement responsibilities as well as local code enforcement officers and registered sanitarians; local peace officers; local health department officers and Local Health Authorities; specialized environmental enforcement officers; fire marshals and firefighters; prosecutors; as well as other city and county staff and elected officials needing a good understanding of the approaches available assure a clean and pollutant-free community.
Planned topics will include Illegal dumping; Public Health Nuisances; water pollution; hazardous and medical waste mishandling and dumping; dumping
special items such as scrap tires, used oil, and lead-acid batteries; and policy issues such as working with county prosecutors and making sure mandatory community service hours are imposed for all levels of illegal dumping, including C Misdemeanors in Municipal Court!
The registration form is available for here.
Additional information about the training is available online here. For specific questions regarding this training, please contact Dr. John Ockles, TIDRC at ockles@mac.com.
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