DC.gov publishes final 'UST Staff Contact Details' for December 2024

The District of Columbia published a final list of UST staff contact details on its official website in December 2024, providing a consolidated set of phone and email points for the team identified in the document. The posting is labeled "Final UST Staff Contact Details December 2024" and is intended to serve as the authoritative staff directory for the relevant office through the end of the month.

The document lists primary and secondary contacts for the UST program and clarifies channels for inquiries from residents, contractors, and partner agencies. Officials presented the update as a final roster for the December period, replacing earlier drafts or interim lists used during the year. The posting is available on the city's official web portal and is intended to be used by anyone needing direct staff contacts for UST-related matters.

City staff and outside parties who work with UST — including permit applicants, regulated facilities, consultants and other District agencies — will use the contact list to route technical questions, compliance inquiries, and administrative requests. The update aims to reduce misdirected messages and speed response times by clarifying roles and backup contacts.

What the update includes

According to the posted file name and page title, the release is a "final" version for December 2024. It consolidates staff names and designated contact points, and identifies who should be contacted for specific types of UST-related business. The list is formatted to make it easier for external users to find the correct person or desk without contacting general phone lines.

The update does not appear to change program policy; instead, it focuses on operational transparency and communication efficiency. The posting is a routine administrative step that follows internal staffing changes and seasonal updates commonly reflected on agency pages.

How this affects stakeholders

For contractors and regulated parties, having a current contact list matters when deadlines, inspections, or permitting questions arise. The document reduces friction by pointing external users to who handles technical reviews, permitting, and compliance follow-up. Neighborhood groups and residents with public-safety or environmental concerns tied to USTs can also use the roster to direct their questions to the appropriate staff member.

The City’s digital posting means that inquiries should route through the named staffers first; users who previously relied on broader agency contacts are advised to reference the final list to reach the most relevant desk. Agencies and partners that coordinate with the District on UST matters can likewise update their internal directories to match the December 2024 roster.

To ensure accuracy, interested parties should download or bookmark the posted file and verify contact details before relying on them for time-sensitive communication.

Looking ahead, stakeholders should monitor the city's official site for any further updates beyond December; staff rosters are periodically revised as assignments and personnel change.