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LEPC confirms Beth McCormick as EPCRA compliance inspector for 2026
Summary
The committee approved a motion confirming Beth McCormick will remain the EPCRA compliance inspector for Oconto County for 2026; McCormick also reported on off-site facility responses and a contract update.
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A motion by Alan Sleeter, seconded by Tim Cole, approved Beth McCormick to remain as the EPCRA Compliance Inspector for Oconto County for 2026. The motion was voted on and carried, as recorded in the Jan. 27 meeting minutes.
McCormick reported that she had received requested information from all but two of the 2026 off-site facilities on the county list and said the committee could consider a facility walk-through at a future meeting. She also noted Valley Environmental had updated and signed a 2026 contract with the county for hazardous material cleanup.
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