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Documents for Comment which include rulemaking, licensing actions, generic communications, policy statements, etc., may be found here.

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State and Tribal Communication (STC) letters are used to communicate the availability of training courses, publication of proposed and finalized NRC rulemakings and licensing actions in the Federal Register, scheduling of public meetings, solicitation of comments, and offers for Tribal consultation. STC letters can be found at Agreement State Communications and Agreement State Action Items.

In accordance with Part 2.206 of NRC's regulations, any individual may raise potential health and safety issues in a petition to the NRC requesting that the NRC take specific enforcement action regarding a licensed, operating facility. Information about the 2.206 petition process and detailed instructions can be found here.

The Agencywide Documents Access and Management System (ADAMS) is the official recordkeeping system, through which the NRC provides access to libraries or collections of publicly available documents. ADAMS can be found here.

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) generally provides any person the right, enforceable in court, to obtain access to Federal agency records. To submit a FOIA/Privacy Act request or to receive information from the NRC FOIA program, click here.

NRC welcomes questions, contributions, and concerns to the NRC Tribal Relations Team.

Page Last Reviewed/Updated Thursday, June 5, 2025