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The New Mexico Environment Department is wholly or in part responsible for the issuance of permits, certificates, or licenses concerned with health, safety and environmental issues.
The procedure necessary to process a permit follows these steps:
Listed below are the bureaus and programs that issue permits, certificates and licenses.
- Air Quality -- Forms Index
- Drinking Water (Existing System - Modification and Constructions, New System)
- Food Permits
- Ground Water
Ground Water Discharge Permit Application- Liquid Waste (Septic)
- Nuisance Abatement
- Radiation Technologist Program
- OSHA Federal
- Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau
- RCRA Federal
- Solid Waste (Landfills)
- Surface Water
- Swimming Pools
- Underground Storage Tanks