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Request Public Information
Request available hazardous chemical information under community right-to-know laws.
Request InformationFor Regulated Facilities
Find reporting requirements and Tier II information for facilities with hazardous materials.
View Facility RequirementsCommittee Information
Learn how the LEPC operates, who participates, and how planning is coordinated.
View Committee InformationWhat the LEPC Does
- Develops and reviews hazardous material emergency response plans
- Coordinates planning between local agencies, responders, and facilities
- Supports preparedness for chemical incidents
- Provides access to certain public information about hazardous materials
Meetings
The Local Emergency Planning Committee meets regularly to review emergency plans, coordinate with local partners, and discuss hazardous material preparedness.
Meeting information, agendas, and minutes may be available upon request.
When to Contact Emergency Management
- Questions about hazardous material planning
- Requests for public information
- Questions about facility reporting requirements
- Interest in LEPC participation or meetings
For emergencies, call 911.
Tier II Reporting
Facilities that store hazardous chemicals above reporting thresholds may be required to submit Tier II information each year under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act, also known as EPCRA.
Who reports Facilities with reportable hazardous chemicals.
What to submit Chemical inventory and facility contact information.
Due date March 1 each year.
Before you submit
- Review whether your facility meets Tier II reporting requirements.
- Update facility contacts and emergency response information.
- Submit required chemical inventory information through the approved reporting system.
- Keep a copy of your submission for your records.
