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DMME Now Accepting Applications for 2019 Abandoned Mine Land Pilot Projects

The $10 million in economic development grants is available for projects that are designed to boost the economy while also improving the environment through the reclamation of historic mining features.

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    Provides public access to information and data related to energy resources, mining operations, geologic features, and abandoned mines more…

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DMME is an EEO Employer – We encourage Veterans to apply, this includes AmeriCorps and Peace Corps alumni!

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For agency opportunities or information, please contact Gail F. Vance at (804)692-3215.

  • Midlothian
    National Reclamation Award

    OSMRE honors DMME for the Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Small Project Award for work at the Mid-Lothian Mines Park in Chesterfield County, Virginia.…

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  • Healthy Streams
    DMME’S WATER QUALITY PROGRAM RESULTS IN HEALTHIER STREAMS

    Virginia’s coalfield streams continue to improve. Sampling for 50 watershed stations in the fall of 2017 showed the ecosystems were steadily improving.…

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  • EE Awards
    DMME Awarded for Leadership in Energy Efficiency

    DMME programs encouraging and increasing energy efficiency in the Commonwealth were awarded for excellence by the Virginia Energy Efficiency Council…

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  • Kids in the Creek
    Kids In The Creek

    The Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy participates in an annual event…

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