The American Samoa EPA Relaunches Website for Public Access

October 24, 2025

The American Samoa Environmental Protection Agency (AS-EPA) is pleased to announce the official relaunch of its website that has been developed to enhance public accessibility to critical environmental data, updates, and community resources. The redesigned platform incorporates an intuitive navigation interface positioned prominently across all pages, enabling visitors to seamlessly explore the agency's various divisions and locate pertinent information with optimal efficiency. The new website allows users to streamline navigation in finding the resources they need, ensuring a more intuitive and user-friendly experience. This includes support features that facilitate faster assistance, such as easy-to-find contact information, a page to report violators, and updates regarding past, ongoing, and future projects.  

Users can now swiftly navigate through various sections, whether they are looking for the latest in project updates, public notices, or sending a request for an educational outreach. Overall, this revamped digital platform not only enriches user engagement but also fosters a sense of community by providing accessible, tools, resources, and information for community access and awareness. To access the AS-EPA website, you can visit www.asepa.gov. There, you will find information on the different divisions and programs within the agency, along with the various responsibilities they undertake to maintain a clean and healthy environment. Furthermore, the website features a section where the public can report any environmental violations, ranging from illegal dumping to pesticide misuse, among others. Additionally, members of the public can visit the site to view the most recent beach advisories and public notices.

AS-EPA Director Edna Asalele Noga urged the public to visit the website. She stated, "Effective communication is essential in our profession, particularly with the community. We are dedicated to collaborating with the community at all levels to ensure they are informed about our activities and aware of the services we offer for their benefit. The newly designed website of the AS-EPA provides extensive information on how we can collaborate with the public to create a resilient community and a sustainable future.”

For more information about the AS-EPA website, please visit www.asepa.gov or send us an email at info@epa.as.gov.