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Water Quality Permits in Your DEQ Online

A new, streamlined tool for working with the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is coming soon. In spring 2025 NPDES and WPCF permittees will begin using Your DEQ Online, a one-stop place for you to manage your water quality permit.

What are the features and benefits of Your DEQ Online?

Your DEQ Online is a new, streamlined tool for working with the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. You will be able to:

  • Submit applications for new permits, permit renewals, permit modifications, permit transfers and permit terminations.
  • Submit permit-required reports, including discharge monitoring reports, annual reports, and plans. Permittees currently using NetDMR for DMR reporting will report in Your DEQ Online starting in spring 2025.
  • Pay invoices by credit card or e-check for annual compliance determination fees, permit action fees, plan review fees and enforcement penalties. Your DEQ Online accepts credit cards and electronic fund transfer payments from your bank account.
  • Access public records to find permit documents, correspondence, past invoices and payment records with the click of a button.

When will your permit be available in Your DEQ Online?

The Stormwater and Underground Injection Control programs are already using Your DEQ Online to manage permits. Starting in spring 2025, all remaining water quality permits administered by DEQ will be available in Your DEQ Online. Permits administered by City of Eugene, City of Portland, Clean Water Services, DOGAMI, or Rogue Valley Sewer Services will be coming to Your DEQ Online at a later date. 

Already live in Your DEQ Online

Stormwater permits

Construction: 1200‑C, 1200‑CA, 1200‑CN

Industrial: 1200‑A, 1200‑Z

Underground Injection Control: 1200U, WPCF‑N, 1900B

Contact the Your DEQ Online Helpdesk for assistance with these permits

Coming to Your DEQ Online in spring 2025

Stormwater permits

Municipal (MS4): Phase 1 Individual, Phase 2 Individual, Phase 2 General

Wastewater permits

NPDES Individual: All domestic and industrial permittees, major and minor

WPCF Individual: All domestic and industrial permittees, Tier 1 and Tier 2

NPDES General 

  • 100-J - Cooling Water
  • 200-J - Filter Backwash
  • 300-J - Fish Hatcheries
  • 400-J - Log Ponds
  • 500-J - Boiler Blowdown
  • 700-PM - Suction Dredges
  • 900-J - Seafood Processing
  • 1300 - Oily Stormwater, Oil and Water Separators 
  • 1500-A - Petroleum Hydrocarbon Cleanup
  • 1700-A - Wash Water
  • 1900 - Geothermal Heat Exchange
  • 2000-J - Irrigation Systems
  • 2200 - Floating Residences in Lower Columbia-Youngs Subbasin
  • 2300 - Pesticide General Permit 

WPCF General

  • 600 - Off-Stream Placer Mining
  • 1000 - Sand and Gravel Mining
  • 1400-A - Seasonal Wine and Fresh Food Packing
  • 1400-B - Wineries and Small Food Processors
  • 1500-B - Petroleum Hydrocarbon Cleanup
  • 1700-B - Wash Water
  • 2401 - Tier 1 Graywater Reuse and Disposal System
  • 2402 - Tier 2 Graywater Reuse and& Disposal System
  • 2501 - Seasonal Irrigation 


Onsite septic systems - all WPCF onsite permits

What's next?

Spring 2025
Spring 2025 and beyond
  • Water quality permits are live in Your DEQ Online
  • DEQ offers training and instructions for permittees on how to register for and use Your DEQ Online – webinars to be announced
  • Time to register and begin using Your DEQ Online

How do I stay informed?

Check here for monthly updates as DEQ prepares to move water quality permits to Your DEQ Online.

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