What Is KEIMS?
The Kansas Environmental Information Management System (KEIMS) is an online data management system built to improve communication, enable sharing of site information, and increase the ease and accessibility of business conducted between various regulatory programs within KDHE and the regulated community. KEIMS can be accessed by both state employees and external users such as site owners and consultants to retrieve information and documents about environmentally contaminated or potentially contaminated land in Kansas.
KDHE is combining multiple databases in the Division of Environment to create efficiency to benefit both state employees and the public.
Who Can Be a KEIMS User?
Anyone who is regulated or involved with the KDHE regulatory oversight of environmental sites in Kansas can be a KEIMS user. This includes, but is not limited to, property owners, consultants, contractors, operators, tank owners, businesses, facility operators, entities receiving grant funding, and entities receiving technical assistance.
How Do I Access KEIMS & How Can I Use It?
After creating a KEIMS account, you will be able to use the KEIMS database to submit, review, and revise applications, registrations, permits, renewal forms, and reports, and eventually make and track payments pertaining to your site(s). The payment portal is currently under construction.