Kentucky

Welcome to Trinity Consultants Kentucky

Trinity’s Kentucky staff bring extensive hands-on experience supporting clients throughout the Commonwealth with environmental permitting and compliance. Trinity established the Kentucky office in 2004 to better serve our clients in Kentucky, southwest Ohio, and southeast Indiana.

Our team’s practical experience has earned a respected reputation in this market that is critical when negotiating with the Kentucky Division for Air Quality (KDAQ), Kentucky Division of Water (KDOW), Kentucky Division of Waste Management (KDWM) divisions of the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection (KDEP) and equivalent environmental regulatory authorities in Louisville Metro, Ohio, and Indiana for clients outside of the KDEP jurisdiction.

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Trinity staff bring extensive hands-on knowledge of Kentucky environmental permitting and compliance.

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All Environmental Consulting

Air Quality

Ensure air quality compliance with Trinity Consultants. We provide air permitting,...

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EHS Management

Help your business stay safe and compliant through expert EHS management services s...

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Water Quality

Protect your water resources through expert water quality monitoring, SPCC, SWPPP,...

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Environmental Consulting | Water & Ecology | Built Environment | Life Sciences

Aluminum Facility’s Air Permitting Challenge

When a Kentucky aluminum facility needed support on their complex air permitting and compliance challenge, they wanted a partner in devising a solution, not a one-off checklist. Trinity worked with the client to identify equipment planned, complete preliminary emission calculations and air dispersion modeling, review regulatory and permitting implications, and develop initial project description and process flow diagrams.

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