Environmental release response and resolution status

The TCEQ endpoint publishes raw incident status (Closed or Referred), status date, investigation number where applicable, comments describing investigation or referral plans, and an action field describing how the incident will be managed.

The tracker publishes incident status and status comments, Illinois EPA and other responders, actions, and additional actions for the incident.

The layer publishes investigation date, enforcement status, referral agency and date, resolved date, violations, findings, recommendations, recovery amount, and reported-versus-confirmed environmental effects for the keyed incident.

The dataset publishes raw incident status, emergency measures, and corrective actions, with the action definition explicitly limited to what was known when the incident was reported.

MassDEP's public lookup reports where an RTN site is in the assessment and cleanup process and what has been done; the downloadable product publishes current status and linked actions, while harvested fields verify current-status date, phase, and RAO class. Report raw dated lifecycle values only; an RTN or unexplained status is not proof of open standing, completed cleanup, or adequate remediation.

The public iHEER API exposes raw response information and incident status alongside incident identity and dates. The public view may omit ongoing or coordinate-less incidents.

For each keyed petroleum-release case, the public layer publishes raw status, priority, responsibility indicator, recovery or classification code, and case-closed date.

For each keyed pollution report, the public layer publishes incident closure date, raw response-status description, and raw status-reason description, alongside incident and receipt dates that pin the record chronology.

The layer publishes a raw `Resolution (5-Day)` value for each incident together with report, start, and end dates.

New York's archive publishes recovered amount and a Close Date whose official definition is that cleanup activity finished and all paperwork was completed, providing documented recovery and resolution milestones for a spill event. A blank Close Date is not an inferred open case, recovered zero may mean unknown, and the Source does not document investigation, enforcement, or remediation detail beyond these fields.

The combined reports provide the source report's Active-versus-Closed scope and a Cleanup Initiated Date for each keyed LAST event.

The dataset publishes recovered product type, recovered amount, and recovered unit alongside the incident's reported date. Reports are not necessarily confirmed spills.