Provincetown airport misses discharge report deadline

September 22, 2026

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Provincetown Municipal Airport is in Significant Non-Compliance for failing to submit a required discharge monitoring report under its Clean Water Act permit (NPDES MAR05J06D).¹ Facilities with active discharge permits must report quarterly on stormwater and other discharges; the airport's failure to file prevents EPA and state regulators from verifying compliance with permit limits.¹

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