The States ERP Consortium also includes three non-state members that support the Consortium’s goals:

• U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
  (represented by the EPA National Center for Environmental Innovation)
• Environmental Council of the States (ECOS)
• Northeast Waste Management Officials Association (NEWMOA) 

About becoming a States ERP Consortium member:

Any government or NGO employee who participates in ERP development or is otherwise a stakeholder in a state’s or EPA’s ERP activities may become a general member of the States ERP Consortium.  Membership duties consist of maintaining accurate contact data for the network, consistent participation in meetings or conference calls and Work Groups, and providing periodic updates on the general member’s ERP projects.  Membership benefits include connection to the States ERP Consortium network via e-mail lists and other means; direct access to member state experiences, tools, and materials; and influence over national policy development in regard to ERPs.