GEOS Training and Technical Assistance

In December 2014, EPD introduced GEOS, the Georgia EPD Online System, a web-based portal for Georgia’s regulated community to submit permit applications, reports, and fee payments. New submittals will be added over time. Currently the following programs are included in the online system:

  • Asbestos
  • Industrial Stormwater
  • Tire Carriers
  • Brownfield
  • Land Treatment Systems
  • Tire Fee Reports
  • Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations
  • Lead-Based Paint
  • Title V
  • Construction Stormwater
  • NPDES Wastewater (Municipal and Industrial)
  • Underground Injection Control
  • Hazardous Substance Reporting Fees
  • Scrap Tire Generators, Processors, & Sorters
  • Underground Storage Tank Program
  • Hazardous Waste Management Fees
  • Scrap Tire Quarterly Reports
  • Used Tire Dealers
  • Industrial Pretreatment
  • Solid Waste Management Program
  • Voluntary Remediation Program

Schedule for Required GEOS Submittals

BranchProgram/UnitSubmittal TypeGEOS DateComments
Air ProtectionAllAll permit applicationsAug 1, 2015Questions? Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division
Land ProtectionLead-Based Paint (LBP) & Asbestos Program
  • Asbestos Project Notification for Abatement, Blanket, Completion, Courtesy, and Demolition
  • Asbestos Contractor License Initial and Renewal, Name and Address Changes, and Agent Changes
  • Lead Abatement Project Notice to Proceed and Completion
  • LBP Firm and Discipline Certification
  • LBP Renovation Firm and Renovator Certification
Jul 1, 2018

More information: 

 

Questions? Call 404-363-7026 or Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division

 Response and Remediation Program
  • Brownfield Applications
  • VRP Applications
  • All BF and VRP Reporting
July 1, 2020

Physical documents no longer accepted. All Brownfield and Voluntary Remediation Program (VRP) documents must be submitted in accordance with the BF / VRP Submittal Guidelines  (DOC, 274.52 KB)

Questions? Call 404-657-8600 or Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division

 Solid Waste Management Program

Solid waste permit applications for:

  • Landfills
  • Compost Operations
  • Material Recovery Facilities
  • Solid Waste Permit-By-Rule facilities
  • Other solid waste handling facilities
Sep 1, 2019

Permit applications and reports are accepted through GEOS

Questions? Call 404-362-2692 or Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division.

 Tire Management Unit
  • Tire Fee Reports
  • Quarterly Reports (tire carriers, scrap tire sorters and processors)
Jul 1, 2018Questions? Email [email protected].
 Trust Fund UnitHazardous Waste Management and Hazardous Substance Reporting FeesJan 1, 2020

Submit payments online through GEOS via ACH or mail a check. See Section 7.0 of the HWM/HSR Fee Guidelines  (PDF, 618.32 KB)

Questions? Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division.

 Underground Storage Tank Program
  • Annual Tank Registration (ATR)
  • Environmental Assurance Fees (EAF)
Sep 1, 2017

ATR step-by-step instructions. Data entry questions? Email [email protected].

EAF  step-by-step instructions  (PDF, 1.16 MB)

Questions? Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division

Watershed ProtectionErosion and Sedimentation Unit and District OfficesConstruction Stormwater Notice of Intent (NOI), Notice of Termination (NOT), and Sampling ReportsOct 1, 2017

See step-by-step instructions

Questions? Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division

 Industrial Stormwater UnitIndustrial General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Notices of Intent (NOI) or No Exposure Exclusion (NEE) Jun 1, 2022

See the Industrial Stormwater GEOS Guide  (PDF, 1.68 MB)

Questions? Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division

 Industrial Wastewater Permitting Unit

Applications for:

  • Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations
  • Industrial Pretreatment
  • Land Treatment Systems
  • NPDES
  • Underground Injection Control
Oct 1, 2018Questions? Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division.
 Municipal Wastewater Permitting UnitNPDES Municipal Wastewater ApplicationsJan 1, 2016Questions? Contact GEOS | Environmental Protection Division.

 

All other submittal types in GEOS are optional at this time; however, you are encouraged to use GEOS to take advantage of its many benefits that will help streamline the permitting and reporting processes, including:

  • Improved program effectiveness and efficiency
  • Reduced workload for managing data
  • Reduced printing and mailing costs
  • Ability of permittees to electronically track permit status

GEOS Training

Contact

If you have any questions about GEOS, please contact us.

Related Links

Test/Training GEOS Site

Live GEOS Site

Solid Waste FIS IDs