OEHHA's Tribal Consultation Policy provides a framework for OEHHA to establish and maintain effective government-to-government relationships and engage in meaningful consultation with California Native American Tribes. The policy demonstrates OEHHA’s commitment to understanding the culture, history and practices of California Native Americans as these relate to their environmental and public health concerns.
Public Information
How to Participate in OEHHA's administrative procedures, meetings or hearings.
View the OEHHA calendar which shows all Public Meetings, Comment Periods, Workshops and Hearings
Each of the OEHHA Public Notices will contain the contact information for the person in charge of that specific administrative procedure. The Public Notice will also provide you with information on how to provide comments (E-mail, FAX, writing).
General Public Participation Questions
If you have general Questions or Comments about OEHHA's public meetings, regulations, or need more information on how you can participate, please contact Amy Gilson by e-mail at: Amy.Gilson@oehha.ca.gov
Reports, Notices, Documents
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OEHHA’s mission is to protect human health and the environment through scientific evaluation of risks posed by hazardous substances.
The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) maintains this website to enhance public access to information and services provided by OEHHA.
The mission of the individual sections within OEHHA and reports that pertain to their mission