The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control publishes notices in Delaware newspapers to make the public aware of applications, permitting and regulatory decisions, enforcement actions, plans for cleanups, and other actions.
These notices may be required by state law or regulations, or may be traditional communication tools for regulatory and other programs. The Department also publishes them here, as part of its continuing effort to increase transparency.
Learn more in A Brief Guide to Delaware’s Environmental Permitting Process.
This page, and its associated archive pages, contain public notices published in the last year. DNREC also offers pages that collect those notices that have been published en Español and an Kreyòl Ayisyen.
Recent Public Notices
The most recent public notices from the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control.
Azalea Woods Phase 8 WPCC 3020/26 (8/26/2026) - Azalea Woods, LLC proposes to install sanitary sewer force main, two submersible pumps and related appurtenances to serve a proposed 114 dwelling subdivision located between Gravel Hill Road and Shingle Point Road in Sussex County. Hyetts Landing WPCC 3048/26 (8/26/2026) - CCM-Hyetts, LLC proposes to install sanitary sewer force main, two lift pumps and related appurtenances to serve 86 proposed single-family dwellings at 379 Hyetts Corner Road, in Middletown. Grayrock Preserve/Ironhook Harbor Pump Station WPCC 3044/26 (8/19/2026) - Grayway Developers, LLC proposes to install sanitary sewer force main, two submersible pumps and related appurtenances to serve a proposed pump station to be located at the intersection of Surf Rod Crossing and Harpoon Drive, in Georgetown. Scarlet Oaks Subdivision WPCC 3045/26 (8/19/2026) - Ribera Development, LLC proposes to install sanitary sewer force main, two submersible pumps and related appurtenances to serve a proposed pump station located on Shingle Point Road, in Milton. Permiso NPDES n.º DE 0021768: Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library (8/12/2026) - El Museo, Jardín y Biblioteca de Winterthur ha solicitado la renovación de su permiso para verter aguas residuales tratadas, aguas pluviales y aguas subterráneas en Wilson Run del su instalación está situada en el número 5105 de Kennett Pike, Winterthur.