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This section says it's for community involvement, not specifically government groups. SSFL Workgroup is technically no longer a government group either, but to remove it and Parents Against SSFL wouldn't give an equal opportunity to the groups in the community who want the AOC cleanup. PPG no longer exists.

The SSFL Workgroup is a community group which is currently supported by the Rocketdyne Cleanup Coalition, Physicians for Social Responsibility-Los Angeles, nuclear watchdog group Committee to Bridge the Gap and Parents Against SSFL. https://www.ssflworkgroup.org/the-work-group/

REMOVED: PPG – Public Participation Group

The CA-DTSC: SSFL Project, the lead regulatory agency for the site cleanup, is forming a new [Sept. 2010] PPG – Public Participation Group, in response to their community 'Listening Sessions' held earlier in the year and the proposed Listening Session Response Plan. Applications from all the 'stakeholder' I.P.s – interested parties: the public, community groups, neighbors, local environmental and cultural groups, and others are being accepted currently [Sept. 2010]. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Melbumstead ( talk • contribs) 17:04, 26 October 2021 (UTC) reply