If you work, live or play anywhere in San Diego county, there is one part of County government that you interact with every day - the Land Use & Environment Group, or LUEG. Watch this video for a quick overview. Find out more about LUEG and how our programs benefit YOU!

Land Use and Environment Group’s (LUEG’s) programs are guided by stakeholder engagement and assessments of community needs to ensure ALL community members enjoy a safe and resilient natural and built environment for generations to come.

The Land Use and Environment Group (LUEG) protects and promotes an equitable, healthy environment for the residents and visitors of San Diego county. LUEG departments work collaboratively with constituents, community and advocacy groups, environment, economic, labor, workforce, and industry partners to improve water quality, encourage sustainable

The Land Use and Environment Group (LUEG) is committed to enhancing community well-being, preserving the environment and improving residents' quality of life. Its initiatives span road safety, homeless encampment cleanups, water quality, and park and library improvements, addressing diverse community needs.

LUEG is identifying and seeking BIL funds for a variety of projects or programs from projects that will help rebuild roads to ensuring high-speed internet. LUEG is tracking grant funding opportunities in the following categories of the BIL: Transportation; Clean Energy and Power; Water; Resilience; Broadband

The Land Use and Environment Group (LUEG) protects and promotes an equitable, healthy environment for the 3.3 million residents and 35 million annual visitors of San Diego County with services such as food safety inspections or protecting consumers. When it comes to land use decisions, stormwater management, or roads, our services are limited ...

Citizen Access is a LUEG-wide consolidated website with online services to search records, to pay for existing permit (record) and re-inspection fees, and to apply for permits on-line. Payment Online: For online payments, click Citizen Access or go to http:/www.dehpay.com.

WATERSHED PROTECTION. PROGRAM MANAGER. AnticipatedHiring Range: $163,000 - $170,000 Annually. Excellent Benefits Package. Department Of Public Works

Pay Your Fee Online. To pay your fees online, follow the steps below or follow use step-by-step instructions in English or Espanol. Enter your record number (permit number) from your invoice in the Record Number field.

The County of San Diego is leading a regional effort to reduce community exposures to health hazards, led by its Office of Sustainability and Environmental Justice.