The mission of the States ERP Consortium is to collaborate in promoting the use of ERP approaches for effective and efficient environmental protection and improvement. The States ERP Consortium was formed in 2006 to provide a means of networking, coordinating, developing policy, educating, and communicating with related environmental stakeholders in order to help public agencies effectively use ERP tools.
Currently there are more than 40 Consortium members representing 18 states and three supporting organizations. The Consortium has both general members and a Steering Committee that includes an elected
Chair and Vice-Chair, along with one representative from each state active in ERP and one representative from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
States ERP Consortium business is generally conducted through conference calls and meetings. If a vote is required on any Consortium activities or policies, each Steering Committee member is eligible to vote.
To view the States ERP Consortium Fact Sheet, click here.
The Consortium forms work groups to address specific issues of interest to its members. The Consortium currently has four workgroups carrying out its main activities, including:
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Information Sharing
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EPA Support
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Reporting Results
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Automation
For additional background information, please consult: