Office Program
Chrystal Dueno
The Office of Program Evaluation and Government Accountability (OPEGA) exists to support the Legislature in monitoring and improving the performance of State government by conducting independent, objective reviews of State programs and activities with a focus on effectiveness, efficiency and economical use of resources. Within this context, OPEGA also evaluates compliance with laws, regulations, policies and procedures.
The Family Office Program Advisory Council advises the Law School and serves as mentors to students. The current Advisory Council includes the following Indiana Law alumni, faculty, alumni, and family office professionals:
LPO has loans and loan guarantees available to help deploy innovative clean energy, advanced transportation, and tribal energy projects in the United States. Over the past decade, LPO has closed more than $30 billion of deals across a variety of energy sectors. Review our overview and subscribe to our newsletter to keep informed about the program.
Potential applicants are encouraged to engage directly with DOE's Loan Programs Office (LPO) for no-fee, no-commitment consultations to discuss their proposed project and learn about LPO's process before formally applying. During the consultations, LPO will work with you to determine whether the project is eligible for a loan or loan guarantee. See the Request a Pre-Application Consultation page to learn more.
LPO manages a portfolio comprising more than $30 billion of loans, loan guarantees, and conditional commitments covering more than 30 projects. Overall these loans and loan guarantees have resulted in more than $50 billion in total project investment.
Participation is initiated through a point-based, self-assessment checklist with which offices can evaluate their current practices, set goals, and be recognized for their sustainable practices. As participants complete the checklist, points are automatically tallied. When an office earns points above a set threshold, it will achieve Green Office certification.
From Harvard Square to the Oval Office ("Oval Office") is a non-partisan, co-curricular political training program of the Women and Public Policy Program that provides a select group of Harvard graduate students with the tools and support they need to ascend in the electoral process at the local, state, and national levels. The Oval Office program is designed to inspire students to run for office through hands-on trainings, by growing their networks, and by connecting them with an array of leaders who serve as role models to the cohort.
The Oval Office program is application-based. The application cycle for the Spring 2024 cohort is now closed. Applications for the Spring 2025 cohort will open in October 2024. Please contact Lexi Serino at alexis...@hks.harvard.edu with any questions.
Our list of current topics expands as the world of gender equity and political leadership intertwines with the intersectional challenges each person might face in their political journey. As needs arise, new topics are added each year. Below are some examples of recently-offered topics:
Financial fraud of older adults occurs when a perpetrator obtains the voluntary provision of personal information, property, or monetary resources from adults aged 60 or older through duplicitous tactics. Every year, older adults lose more than $36 billion to financial fraud.
The nomination period is now open for the Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor. Agency heads can nominate law enforcement officers, firefighters, and emergency services officers who have demonstrated extraordinary acts of courage and contributions beyond the call of duty.
Monday, Jun. 10, 2024 - A cross-agency effort will slash greenhouse gas emissions, improve air quality, increase strategic growth and transit accessibility, and make the state more climate-resilient. Read the press release.
The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) has launched a new statewide benchmarking program and website, Building Performance Colorado (BPC). This program aims to increase energy efficiency and decrease greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the building sector, and save Coloradans money by reducing energy costs.
The Colorado Energy Office has partnered with ChargePoint to build EV fast-charging stations along the state's major transportation corridors. The stations will be located in communities at 34 sites across six Colorado corridors - and several locations are now open! Find more info and a map of locations here.
In the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Years 1990 and 1991, Congress authorized the transfer of excess DoD property to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. Through subsequent revisions, the NDAA for Fiscal Year 1997 established the Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO) Program to facilitate 10 USC 2576a.
Under this authority, excess Department of Defense property (equipment) that might otherwise be destroyed, may be conditionally transferred to participating law enforcement agencies across the United States and its Territories.
Since inception, the program has transferred over $7.6 Billion worth of equipment (based on the items Original Acquisition Value [OAV]). In Fiscal Year 2022, $160 Million (based on OAV) worth of equipment was conditionally transferred to participating law enforcement agencies.
Microsoft Office is a powerful service that helps you unleash your best ideas, get things done, and stay connected on the go. Simply sign in for a personalized experience and all the most up-to-date Office applications, with new and enhanced features continually being added.
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that features calculation, graphic tools, pivot tables, and macro programming language support for Windows and Mac operating systems. See more on Excel with Microsoft 365.
Microsoft InfoPath is a program that allows you to design, distribute, complete, and submit electronic forms. You may choose to add the InfoPath Form Web Part to a SharePoint Online site. Learn more about the InfoPath Form Web Part.
Some Office applications, such as Excel and Word, have tiles pinned to the Start screen of Windows 10, Windows 8, and Windows 7 by default. Learn more about finding and starting Office applications in Windows.
Office Mobile for iPad and iPhone includes your favorite Office apps, like Word for iPad/iPhone, Excel for iPad/iPhone, and PowerPoint for iPad/iPhone. The apps are available to download for free, and with applicable plans, you can create and edit documents on your iPad or iPhone. For more information, see Set up the Office app and Outlook on iOS devices.
Office Mobile for Android includes your favorite Office apps, like Word for Android, Excel for Android, and PowerPoint for Android. The apps are available to download for free, and with applicable plans, you can create and edit documents on your Android devices. For more information, see Set up Office apps and email on Android.
Office Mobile for Windows Phone includes your favorite Office apps, like Word for Windows Phone, Excel for Windows Phone, and PowerPoint for Windows Phone. The apps are available to download for free, and with applicable plans, you can create and edit documents on your Windows Phone. For more information, see Set up Office apps and email on Windows Phone.
Office for Windows 10 Mobile apps are optimized for touch and smaller screens on Windows 10 phones and tablets. The apps are available to download for free on the Windows Store. For more information, see Get Office for Windows 10 Mobile.
The Regional Office Program issues water/wastewater permits (WW Permits) for soil based wastewater systems with flows of less than 6,500 gallons per day, for potable water supplies (water supplies that are not public water supplies), and for municipal water and sewer connections. Permitting staff are located in five Regional Offices. Staff also administers the licensed designer program and reviews innovative and alternative systems for potential use in the state.
REPORTED SEWAGE OVERFLOW INCIDENTS
View information regarding recent sewer overflows that have been reported to the Watershed Management Division's Wastewater Management Section.
The power point slides were presented to designers to highlight changes between the September 29, 2007 Rules and the Rules adopted in April 12, 2019. The power point slides do not include all relevant information. Readers need to read the complete Sections and Subsections in the Rules effective April 12, 2019 to understand all requirements which may pertain to the landowner.
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The Regional Office program receives guidance on the technical issues of the Rules from the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) which is appointed by the Governor. Information on the scheduled meetings and meeting minutes can be found on the TAC page.
WELL INFORMATION - PRIVATE WATER SUPPLIES
Are you purchasing or selling a property with an onsite well?
You should read information regarding a law that was enacted during the 2011-12 legislative session concerning testing of private water supplies.
You can also find information about your private water supply (onsite well) from the Vermont Department of Health private well section and the Regional Office Wastewater System & Potable Water Supply Program Public Education and Outreach page.
REGIONAL OFFICE MAP
(Click on the Regional Office link for your town below)