Two primary focuses for OSG are geological mapping and geologic hazards. Geological mapping—conducted by OSG’s geologists—is important to individuals and entities who want to know about their land’s physical structure and composition. Earthquakes and landslides are just two examples of the geologic-hazard work conducted by OSG. OSG is also proud to serve as a resource to schools and professional groups who want to learn more about Arkansas’s geology.
"Our office provides geologic data to the public, private industry, academia, and government agencies—from municipal to federal. We conduct research and maintain geologic map coverage of Arkansas to promote safe and responsible development of the state's mineral, water, and fossil fuel resources; support modernization of infrastructure; protect the public from geologic hazards such as earthquakes and flooding; and encourage the wise use of natural resources for tourism and recreation."
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.
