Spill Reporting Table by States - On-site environmental ...

1 Spill Reporting Table by States The Spill Reporting requirements at the state level are summarized here based information available from the state agencies websites. Some States require Reporting of spills of any amount regardless of the federal reportable quantities. Always check with your state to confirm the state s Reporting requirements. Note that the Federal Reporting requirements and Reportable Quantities apply in ALL States in addition to the States individual requirements. In general, if you are not sure about whether you should report a Spill , report it! Provided as a courtesy by environmental Management and Training LLC. Website: Phone: 1-360-490-6828 Email: This Table is to be used as a guide ONLY. Always check with your Quantity (RQ)?Where to reportAlabamaAlabama Emergency Management AgencyFederal RQ applies1-800-843-0699 AlaskaDepartment of environmental ConservationAny amount1-800-478-9300 ArizonaArizona department of environmental QualityFederal RQ applies(800) 234-5677 ArkansasArkansas department of Emergency ManagementFederal RQ applies800-322-4012 CaliforniaOffice of Emergency ResponseAny amount unless it does not impact human health, environment and property1-800-852-7550 ColoradoColorado Dept of Public Health and EnvironmentFederal RQ applies1-877-518-5608 ConnecticutConnecticut department of Envrionmental ProtectionAny amount1-866-337-7745 DelawareDelaware department of natural Resources and environmental ControlFederal RQ applies1-800-662-8802 FloridaDepartment of environmental ProtectionAll spills threatening population or the environment1-877-272-8335 Provided as a courtesy by environmental Management and Training LLC.

2 Website: Phone: 1-360-490-6828 Email: This Table is to be used as a guide ONLY. Always check with your of natural Resources Emergency Operations Center Any petroleum products that reach waters and cause a sheen800-241-4113 HawaiiDepartment of Emergency ServicesFederal RQ applies723-8960 IdahoIdaho State Communication CenterFederal RQ applies1 (800) 632-8000 IllinoisOffice of Emergency ResponseFederal RQ applies800-782-7860 IndianaIndiana department of environmental ManagementAll spills regardless of quantity1-888-233-7745 IowaDepartment of natural ResourcesAll spills regardless of quantity515/281-8694 KansasKansas department of Health and Environment (KDHEAll spills regardless of quantity(785) 296-1679 KentuckyDepartment for environmental ProtectionAll spills regardless of quantity; 25 gallons of gasolin inside secondary containment1-800-928-2380 LouisianaLouisiana department of environmental QualityFederal RQ applies(225) 342-1234 MaineDepartment of environmental ProtectionAll spills regardless of quantity800-452-4664 MarylandDepartment of the EnvironmentFederal RQ applies(866) 633-4686 MassachusettsDept of environmental ProtectionAll spills regardless of quantity888-304-1133 Provided as a courtesy by environmental Management and Training LLC.)

3 Website: Phone: 1-360-490-6828 Email: This Table is to be used as a guide ONLY. Always check with your of natural ResourcesSee table800-292-4706 MinnesotaMinnesota Pollution Control AgencyAll spills regardless of quantity; 5 gallon threshold for petroleum(651) 649-5451 or (800) 422-0798 MississippiMississippi Emergency Management AgencyAll spills regardless of quantity1-800-222-6362 MissouriDepartment of natural Resources> 50 gallons of fuel >25 gallons from UST573-634-2436 MontanaDisaster and Emergency Services Federal RQ applies(406) 841-3911 NebraskaDepartment of environmental QualityFederal RQ applies(402) 471-2186 NevadaDivision of environmental ProtectionFederal RQ applies1-888-331-6337 New HampshireDepartment of environmental ServicesFederal RQ applies(603) 271-3899 New JerseyBureau of Emergency ResponseAll spills regardless of quantity1-877-927-6337 New MexicoNew Mexico environmental DepartmentAll spills505-827-9329 New YorkDepartment of environmental ConservationAll spills regardless of quantity.

4 5 gallon threshold for petroleum1-800-457-7362 North CarolinaDepartment of Environment and natural Resources>25 gallons of fuel Federal RQ applies800-858-0368 North DakotaDepartment of HealthAny as a courtesy by environmental Management and Training LLC. Website: Phone: 1-360-490-6828 Email: This Table is to be used as a guide ONLY. Always check with your EPA; LEPC and fire departmentExceeding Federal RQ1-800-282-9378 or 614-224-0946 OklahomaOklahoma Corporation Commission and department of Envrionmental Quality>10 barrels of material used for drilling; nay amount that enters water; Federal RQ applies(405) 521-2240 OregonOregon Emergency Response SystemFederal RQ applies800-452-0311 PennsylvaniaDepartment environmental QualityAll spills that could impact state waters1-800-5412050; should contact regional officesRhode IslandOffice of Emergency ResponseAny quantity(401) 222-3070 South CarolinaOffice of environmental Quality ControlFederal RQ applies1-888-481-0125 South DakotaDepartment of Environment and natural ResourcesAny quantity605-773-3296 TennesseeEmergency Management AgencyFederal RQ applies800-322-8362 TexasTexas Commission on environmental QualityRQ is 100 lbs for any chemicals that gets into Texas waters1-800-832-8224 UtahDepartment of environmental QualityFederal RQ applies(801) 536-4123 VermontDepartment of environmental ConservationFederal RQ applies1-800-641-5005 VirginiaDepartment of Emergency Management'sFederal RQ applies1-800-468-8892 WashingtonDepartment of EcologyFederal RQ applies1-800-258-5990 Provided as a courtesy by environmental Management and Training LLC.

5 Website: Phone: 1-360-490-6828 Email: This Table is to be used as a guide ONLY. Always check with your Virginia department of environmental ProtectionFederal RQ applies1-800-642-3074 WisconsinDepartment of natural Resources> one gallon of gasolin on a pervious surface1-800-943-0003 WyomingDepartment of environmental QualityAny amount that enters waters307-777-7781 Provided as a courtesy by environmental Management and Training LLC. Website: Phone: 1-360-490-6828 Email: This Table is to be used as a guide ONLY. Always check with your States .