Connecticut
What is the delegated authority for Connecticut?
For Connecticut, delegated authority is Connecticut Department of Public Health, Asbestos Program; notification trigger threshold is All asbestos abatement projects require notification; all demolitions require notification even if no asbestos is present; advance notice days is at least ten (10) days; notification fee is $100.00 for abatement less than 160 square feet; $100.00 plus one percent (multiply cost by 0.01) of the total abatement cost (excluding cost to reinsulate) up to a maximum fee of $5,000.00 for abatement of 160 square feet or greater; $50.00 for demolition notification; $200.00 for alternative work practice application; residential exemption is No specific residential exemption stated in state notification fee schedule; follows federal NESHAP exemption, recorded from its source on 2026-08-15.
An initial asbestos notification must be post marked, or hand delivered at least ten (10) days prior to the start of asbestos abatement.
— portal.ct.gov, retrieved 2026-08-15
- jurisdiction
- Connecticut our reading
- delegated authority
- Connecticut Department of Public Health, Asbestos Program
- notification trigger threshold
- All asbestos abatement projects require notification; all demolitions require notification even if no asbestos is present
- advance notice days
- at least ten (10) days verified
- notification fee
- $100.00 for abatement less than 160 square feet; $100.00 plus one percent (multiply cost by 0.01) of the total abatement cost (excluding cost to reinsulate) up to a maximum fee of $5,000.00 for abatement of 160 square feet or greater; $50.00 for demolition notification; $200.00 for alternative work practice application
- residential exemption
- No specific residential exemption stated in state notification fee schedule; follows federal NESHAP exemption
- emergency notification rules
- An Emergency notification must be filed within one (1) working day. Contractors should discuss with program staff before proceeding with an emergency filing unless the facility poses an imminent risk of harming the public.
- statute or regulation citation
- Connecticut Department of Public Health Asbestos Program notification requirements our reading
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Source
- portal.ct.govhttps://portal.ct.gov/dph/asbestos-program/asbestos-program/asbestos-related-notification-fees