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How should EPA be contacted to discuss a possible fuel supply issue?

April 26, 2017contacted discuss EPA FUEL ISSUE possible supply

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How should EPA be contacted to discuss a possible fuel supply issue?

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During normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm) the first point of contact for obtaining information about a fuels waiver request is the EPA Air Enforcement Division, at 202-564-2260, or the Transportation and Regional Programs Division, at 734-214-4956. Outside of normal business hours, the point of contact is the EPA Emergency Operations Center, at 202-564-3850, which is able to communicate with the EPA officials who provide assistance regarding fuels waiver requests.