The Department of Energy and Environment is divided into the offices of the Director, Chief of Staff, and General Counsel, the Finance Division, and six administrations: Operations Services, Natural Resources, Environmental Services, Energy, Urban Sustainability, and Utility Affordability Administration.

Offices of the Director and Chief of Staff: The Offices of the Director and Chief of Staff oversee overall agency operations in order to effectively meet the environmental goals of the District. In addition to agency-wide priorities, the Office of the Director includes initiatives focused on internal agency management; coordination of the agency's roles and responsibilities in economic development projects; and legal and regulatory issues.

Office of Community Relations: The Office of Community Relations (OCR) manages public affairs and community education programs for DOEE. OCR maintains and enhances the agency's online presence and promotes agency programs and events.

Finance Division: The Finance Division oversees and supervises agency financial and budgetary functions. Finance Division staff are employed by the Office of the Chief Financial Officer.

Operations Services Administration: The Operations Services Administration (OSA) manages the day-to-day administration and operations of DOEE. OSA provides operational support to improve DOEE's internal processes, systems, and infrastructure. This administration is responsible for overseeing budgeting, financial and grants management; contracting and procurement; property and fleet management; customer service; information technology; official training and travel; and telecommunications functions for the agency. Through the development and implementation of administrative policies, procedures, and processes, OSA seeks continuous improvement of agency operations. OSA is comprised of three divisions: Support Services, Information Technology, and Grants Management. Read more about the divisions here: OSA.

Natural Resources Administration: The Natural Resources Administration's (NRA's) core function is to conserve, protect, and improve the soil, water, and living resources of the District of Columbia and to protect its aquatic resources from pollution and degradation. NRA achieves its objectives through a combination of federal and District authorities, such as strategic planning; setting and enforcing water quality standards; and monitoring and assessing the quality of the aquatic and wildlife resources. NRA has five divisions: Fisheries and Wildlife, Regulatory Review, Inspection and Enforcement, Watershed Protection, and Water Quality. Read more about the divisions here: NRA.

Environmental Services Administration: The Environmental Services Administration (ESA) protects public health and the environment in areas related to air quality, hazardous waste, lead, pesticides, and underground storage of petroleum products. ESA is comprised of four divisions: Toxic Substances, Air Quality, Lead & Healthy Housing, and Rail Safety & Emergency Response Division. Read more about the divisions here: ESA.

Energy Administration: The Energy Administration (EA) is a single resource for energy efficiency and renewable energy programs, products and services for residential, commercial, institutional, and government sectors in the District of Columbia. The EA develops energy-related policies and plans, and coordinates and facilitates the overall effort of the District Government to achieve reliable, clean and affordable energy. The EA is comprised of two divisions: Policy & Compliance and Data & Benchmarking. Read more about the divisions here: EA.

Urban Sustainability Administration: The Urban Sustainability Administration's mission is to develop innovative policies and programs to address sustainability, green building, climate change, equity, and sustainable materials management. The Administration also oversees the implementation of Sustainable DC, the District's sustainability plan. USA is comprised of two branches: Green Building and Climate, and Sustainability and Equity. Read more about the branches here: USA.

Utility Affordability Administration: The Utility Affordability Administration (UAA) is a resource for energy efficiency, utility affordability, and residential services for District residents. The UAA provides direct financial assistance and discounts to low-income residents to help off-set their utility bills. The UAA also administers residential programs to improve the overall comfort, energy efficiency, and safety of single and multifamily dwellings throughout the District. The UAA is comprised of two divisions: Residential Services and Utility Assistance. Read more about the divisions here: UAA.

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