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Committees
Tri-TAC is broken into three technical committees (Air Committee, Land Committee, and Water Committee) to address a large number of issues each year. Examples of key topics addressed by the committees are listed below:
| Air Committee | Odor Control |
| Diesel Emission Controls | |
| RMP Programs | |
| Title V Permitting | |
| Health Risk Assessment | |
| Security and Vulnerability Assessment | |
| Environmental Justice Issues | |
| Land Committee | Land Application of Biosolids |
| Biosolids Reuse Options | |
| Regional Facilities | |
| Statewide General Order | |
| Public Acceptance of Recycling | |
| Outreach to the Public and Interest Groups | |
| Water Committee | Permitting Issues |
| Total Maximum Daily Loads | |
| Effluent Dependent Waterways Issues | |
| Water Quality Plans & Policies | |
| Sanitary Sewer Overflows | |
| State Revolving Fund Loan Program | |
| State Enforcement Policy Issues |
CalFOG Work Group
The California Fats, Oils, and Grease work group (Cal FOG) was formed in 2001 as a result of increased regulatory focus on FOG-related sanitary sewer overflows. The work group consists of wastewater agency, regulator, consulting firm, and restaurant and related industry representatives. The focus of the work group is to utilize collective resources to develop FOG control tools and to provide technical support and information to the work group members. Click here for the CalFOG website.
Click here to see a list of downloadable Committee Issue Summaries, which are intended to provide background information on issues being worked on by each Committee, as well as a summary of the current status of the issue. The issues are divided into air, land, and water related issues.