Retired
I provide support and assistance to field staff, to coordinate the Department's preparation and presentation of formal appeals under the Sewage Handling and Disposal Regulations, the Private Well Regulations, and the Alternative Discharging Sewage Treatment System Regulations For Individual Single Family Dwellings. I represent OEHS in administrative proceedings as authorized by the Attorney General. I also assist in the preparation, review, and implementation of new or amended regulations. I review requests for variances to the regulations and make recommendations to the commissioner regarding these requests. My major goal as enforcement chief is to work toward fair and uniform interpretation and enforcement of the regulations statewide.
As I see it, the best way for the enforcement chief to affect the quality of Environmental Health programs in the Commonwealth is to educate and empower others to become leaders, thereby encouraging the entire environmental health team to perform at higher levels of efficiency. This means setting an example for field staff and managers, providing guidance and training, and most of all, recognizing current needs and trends (finding out "where we are") and working to define goals and a direction for the future.
You can e-mail me by writing to Allen.Knapp@vdh.virginia.gov here at the health department. You can also contact me by regular mail, telephone or fax.
Contact Information:
Division of Onsite Sewage and Water Services
109 Governor St.
Richmond, VA 23219Phone: (804)-864-7458
Fax: (804)-864-7476
Email: Allen.Knapp@vdh.virginia.gov
I am a Program Manager at the Division which means I have many responsibilities within the onsite sewage and water program. I started at the Central Office in December of 1998 after serving as the District Environmental Health and Safety Manager at the Hanover (now Chickahominy) Health District (7 years). Prior to Hanover, I worked for VDH in the city of Newport News and the counties of James City, Stafford, Caroline, and Spotsylvania (17 years).
Most of my duties in the Division revolve around regulations and policies. I assist with drafting new regulations and GMPs (policy) and serve as a contact person for the Private Well Regulations. I process variance requests and help solve problems when asked by district staff. I am occasionally assigned special projects in the Commonwealth usually involving disputes. I represent the agency at formal hearings before the Sewage Handling and Disposal Appeals Review Board and have led enforcement action in the AOSE program. This is a summary of my role and I am proud to be a part of a team of dedicated professional who protect public health and groundwater resources.
Please contact me by email or by telephone at 804-864-7460 if I can be of service to you.
Contact Information:
Division of Onsite Sewage and Water Services
109 Governor St.
Richmond, VA 23219Phone: (804)-864-7460
Fax: (804)-864-7476
Email: Duke.Price@vdh.virginia.gov
I implement the Indemnification Fund created by the Code of Virginia to assist any Virginia real property owner whose sewage disposal system has failed within three years as a result of negligence. I develop regulations and procedures consistent with the Code, perform field evaluations of failed sewage disposal systems and make recommendations for indemnification when appropriate. I may serve as the Virginia Department of Health's representative before the Appeal Review Board when decisions are formally appealed. I also provide training to VDH staff and appropriate private sector persons regarding indemnification policies.
I strive to provide program guidance to VDH staff and help assure that all regulations and policies are consistently and fairly implemented. I may be involved in other Division activities such as reviewing variance requests, replying to constituent concerns, interpreting policies or providing guidance for effective problem solving. I believe that I can have a positive influence on Virginia's Environmental Health programs through education. I want to provide the necessary resources for VDH staff to succeed when they assist citizens of the Commonwealth with their water and wastewater needs. I'll strive to maintain program excellence by keeping us all informed of the latest wastewater trends and technologies, working with our neighboring state partners, and being responsive to all inquiries.
You can e-mail me by writing to Dwayne.Roadcap@vdh.virginia.gov here at the health department. You can also contact me by regular mail, telephone or fax.
Contact Information:
Division of Onsite Sewage and Water Services
109 Governor St.
Richmond, VA 23219Phone: (804)-864-7462
Fax: (804)-864-7476
Email: Dwayne.Roadcap@vdh.virginia.gov
You can e-mail me by writing to John.Aulbach@vdh.virginia.gov here at the health department. You can also contact me by regular mail, telephone or fax.
Contact Information:
Division of Onsite Sewage and Water Services
109 Governor St.
Richmond, VA 23219Phone: (540)-463-5207
Fax: (804)-864-7476
Email: John.Aulbach@vdh.virginia.gov
After over 12 years of serving the Department as a Technical Services Engineer, Anish has now moved and joined the NCS Wastewater, subsidiary of the Northwest Cascade, Inc. as a Senior Project Manager. You may contact Anish via email at anish@nwcascade.com or via phone at 800-444-2371.