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Mining staff includes geologists, engineers, and inspectors who are responsible for issuing permits and authorizations to coal mining operations, aggregate quarries, and sand and gravel operations in the state. The Mining Program also administers the U.S. Department of Interior’s Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Program and Abandoned Mine Lands Reclamation Program in Arkansas.
"We administer two programs of the United States Department of Interior within Arkansas: the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Program and the Abandoned Mine Lands Reclamation Program. Our office regulates the mining of coal and other mineral resources, such as gravel and sand, to protect the environment during mining and returns mined lands to beneficial use after operations shut down."
Division of Environmental Quality Director and Chief Administrator of Environment
Associate Environment Administrator, Division of Environmental Quality
Associate Director, Office of Water Quality
Enterprise Services Director, Enterprise Services
Associate Director, Office of Air Quality
Associate Director, Office of Land Resources
Chief Administrator of Energy
Associate Energy Administrator, Division of Energy & Mineral Resources, Emergency Management; Program Manager, Mining Program
Director & State Geologist, Office of the State Geologist
Director, Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board
Director, Arkansas Energy Office
If you are reporting a spill, leak, geohazard event, release of petroleum products, hazardous materials, or gases that requires an immediate emergency response, please call the:
Arkansas Division of Emergency Management
800-322-4012
Then contact the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment:
E&E Emergency Management
501-682-0716
If after hours, please leave a message. Your call will be returned.