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<blockquote data-quote="Bill Coye" data-source="post: 1336200" data-attributes="member: 10719">Thanks. Quite a while ago, I asked then-Tulsa mayor Cathy Taylor to take me out of the private sector to assist with drafting meth lab cleanup regulations. Figured I&#039;d try to help around here as the state wasn&#039;t doing anything.I&#039;d spoke at two Senate meetings at the capitol in Oct. &#039;07 and from those meetings SB 1728 was written for state meth lab cleanup regualtions but it never even made it to the floor. When a cleanup guy says you need cleanup regs, most folks just roll their eyes. When I started doing meth lab decon in &#039;06, there were 13 states with cleanup regulations. Now there are 22.We&#039;ll see. For now, I&#039;ll continue to re-up our certifications in TN and UT.<img src="/images/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />BC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bill Coye, post: 1336200, member: 10719"] Thanks. Quite a while ago, I asked then-Tulsa mayor Cathy Taylor to take me out of the private sector to assist with drafting meth lab cleanup regulations. Figured I'd try to help around here as the state wasn't doing anything. I'd spoke at two Senate meetings at the capitol in Oct. '07 and from those meetings SB 1728 was written for state meth lab cleanup regualtions but it never even made it to the floor. When a cleanup guy says you need cleanup regs, most folks just roll their eyes. When I started doing meth lab decon in '06, there were 13 states with cleanup regulations. Now there are 22. We'll see. For now, I'll continue to re-up our certifications in TN and UT. :) BC [/QUOTE]

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