Parcel environmental remediation case history

The parcel-addressable closed-historic Source identifies confirmed-contamination cases with preferred, PI, and NJEMS site identifiers, site name, address and parcel references, KCSL/list context, and programme indicators. Presence is historical and does not establish present contamination or an active case.

Maryland MDE's official master Land Restoration Program layer identifies tracked sites by site name and alias, tblSitesID, Brownfields Master Inventory number, EPA ID, parcel/tax identifiers, address, and geometry, and exposes raw programme indicators for VCP, NPL, Brownfields, CHS/State Superfund, CERCLA assessment, groundwater investigation, federal-facility, and defense-site tracks. It directly supports which official LRP programme/site entries apply at or near a parcel. Preserve each actual identifier or spatial match, raw programme flags, site grain, source vintage, and retrieval date; roster presence does not establish current contamination or active standing.

The LRP hazardous/state-cleanup product supplies site identity, parcel/address, and CHS, CERCLA, NPL, VCP, and related programme classifications.

The Brownfield-filtered LRP product supplies site identity, inventory number, parcel/address, and programme indicators.

The public NCBP point layer is queryable statewide by address or coordinates and returns Brownfields project identifiers and names, thereby establishing that a named parcel or nearby site is tracked in the North Carolina Brownfields Program.

Maryland MDE's Oil Control Program remediation page offers a public search for a suspected open or closed case by address or other identifying information. The standing search accepts case number, facility ID, location, county, and address; a live location search returned OCP case number, facility ID, location name, address, city, county, and raw status. MDE separately states that OCP oversees cleanup when oil is released. Together these provide authoritative evidence of which officially tracked oil-release or remediation case and site apply at a buyer-named location. Preserve the OCP agency-case number, facility or site identity, address match, Maryland programme context, source grain, and retrieval date; roster presence does not establish current contamination, active cleanup, liability, or a court proceeding.

Virginia DEQ's standing public Virginia-filtered EPA Region 3 RCRA Corrective Action point layer returns 123 Virginia sites and publishes site name, HANDLER_ID/EPA_ID, street address, WGS84 point geometry, GPRA corrective-action roster indication, and per-site EPA fact-sheet/document links. This directly establishes an officially tracked RCRA corrective-action programme/site presence and identity at or near a parcel. Preserve the address or coordinate match, point/site grain, layer vintage, and retrieval date; roster presence does not establish current contamination, active cleanup, case phase, controls, completion, or closure.

Indiana's public Brownfields feature layer identifies pointable programme sites using master agency-interest and Brownfields identifiers, site names, address and coordinates, and financial or other assistance history.

Florida DEP’s Responsible Party Cleanup layer identifies tracked cleanup sites by ERIC and facility identifiers and reports site name, programme, type, address, and point location.

The SARR State Cleanup extract reports site identity, programme/type, case and master identifiers, address, and coordinates at deduplicated site grain.

Illinois EPA's standing SRP search and bulk Sites CSV identify voluntary-remediation projects by IEPA and, where present, USEPA site identifiers, site name, street/city/ZIP, and coordinates. This directly establishes official SRP project and site history at or near a named parcel. Preserve the address or coordinate match, site identifiers, source vintage, and retrieval date; roster presence does not itself establish contamination, cleanup need, liability, or current standing.

IDEM's official State Cleanup Program page publishes a standing XLSX site list and states that it is updated semi-annually. The July 2026 workbook identifies State Cleanup sites by State Cleanup Site number, name, address, city, ZIP, and county, directly supporting official programme case/site presence at a named location. Preserve site-number grain and deduplicate chemical-expanded rows when enumerating cases; the list's presence does not by itself establish current contamination or current standing.

Indiana's official State Cleanup Sites ArcGIS layer identifies programme sites by agency-interest and regulatory-program identifiers, agency-interest name, Program, Sub_Program, physical address, and coordinates. It directly supports official programme/site presence and identity at or near a parcel. Preserve the address or coordinate match, ArcGIS site grain, Data_Collection_Date, source vintage, and retrieval date; roster presence does not establish current contamination, active cleanup, case status, closure, controls, or liability.

Florida DEP's public State and Tribal Response Program subset identifies officially tracked sites through ERIC, source-facility, and site identities and supplies programme, programme type, site/facility name, address, and point location. It directly answers which programme case and site are recorded at or near a parcel. Preserve SRP subset semantics, source-record grain, spatial match, and source vintage; do not generalize the subset to every Florida voluntary-cleanup programme.

MassDEP’s statewide layer identifies currently active Tier Classified disposal sites by RTN, site name, address, town, status code, and site-detail URL.

Vermont’s queryable statewide Hazardous Waste Sites layer returns official site number, name, address, programme vocabulary, priority, contaminants, record link, and coordinates.

Maryland’s LRP layer identifies tracked sites by site and inventory identifiers, EPA ID, address, parcel and tax identifiers, and raw programme flags.

The published VCP slice supplies programme number/type, facility identity, address, coordinates, and operable-unit context.

South Carolina’s product publishes master and case identifiers, programme, category/type, site name, address, coordinates, contaminants, and contracting details.

ADEQ’s statewide VRP layer reports site name, type, code, address and coordinates, acceptance date, and closure date for officially tracked cases.

MassDEP publicly exposes all regulated Waste Site Cleanup notifications with Release Tracking Number, address, status, and primary release information. The Source therefore identifies which officially tracked contamination or cleanup cases apply at a buyer-named parcel. Roster presence establishes a tracked notification or case, not current contamination or present case standing.

ADEQ’s statewide Brownfields layer identifies accepted properties by site name, code, type, place identifiers, address, coordinates, and parcel references.

NJDEP’s selected-brownfield inventory identifies suspected-contamination sites by identifiers, name, address, parcel references, project description, and programme context.

Florida DEP’s statewide layer identifies sites with executed rehabilitation agreements by site ID/name, area identity, address, coordinates, and agreement date.

Wisconsin DNR’s BRRTS ERP product publishes open and closed cleanup activities with activity identity, facility identifier, address, coordinates, raw status, and dates.

Delaware DNREC’s HSCA remediation layer identifies tracked sites by site ID/name and site category.

IDEM’s non-confidential VRP layer identifies sites by agency-interest and programme identifiers, name, programme, physical address, coordinates, and collection metadata.

The standing statewide Act 2 Completed Sites output identifies completed land-recycling activity at site grain and supplies site/location context and completed-site classification.

Maryland MDE's official determination records identify the issuing Land Restoration Program, site name, applicant, parcel/legal-property identifier, determination identifier, and determination type. They therefore provide bounded evidence that an official LRP remediation or closure determination applies to the identified site and what programme, determination type, and site identity are recorded; `tblDetID` is a determination identifier, not evidence of a separate remediation-case number.

The documented facility-name heuristic returns MGP programme enrollments with programme identity, site identity, address, coordinates, and operable-unit context.

The EPA-released property-level workbook identifies Brownfields properties by ACRES property ID, name, address and coordinates and reports cooperative-agreement identity and type.

Florida DEP’s Site Investigation Section layer identifies official contamination-assessment sites by site and alternate numbers, programme key, name, address, and coordinates.

Illinois EPA's standing SRP/NFR product identifies parcel-reachable SRP sites by IEPA and optional USEPA identifiers, site name, address, and coordinates, and reports the count and earliest/latest dates of NFR letters aggregated for each site. This establishes bounded official NFR-determination history and site identity, not a complete remediation-case chronology or a distinct case number.

TCEQ’s statewide Brownfields layer identifies tracked assessment sites by assessment ID, regulated-entity number, site name, programme, address, county, region, and coordinates.

Vermont DEC’s statewide Brownfields layer identifies tracked sites by site name, address, coordinates, programme status, and linked agency documentation.

Delaware’s remediation-sites layer exposes the Voluntary Cleanup Program subset with site category, site identifier, and site name.

NC DEQ's queryable Inactive Hazardous Sites layer, filtered to `Vol_Cleanu='TRUE'`, returns EPA/site identity, site name, address and coordinates, source classification, the voluntary-cleanup programme flag, and a record update date. This is strong official evidence of historical voluntary-cleanup programme case presence at a parcel-reachable site. Preserve source vintage and the address/coordinate match; neither the flag nor update date establishes current contamination, remediation, closure, or programme standing.

Virginia DEQ’s statewide VRP layer reports enrolled-site name and number and supplies address and point location.

The public MPCA Sites layer returns geolocated Investigation and Cleanup records with site identity, MPCA case identifier, programme, and activity or case-type values such as Site Assessment, Petroleum Remediation / Leak Site, Brownfields / Petroleum Brownfield, and CERCLIS Site. This directly answers which officially tracked investigation or remediation cases apply at or near a parcel and what programme, case type, and site identity are recorded. Roster presence and active_flag do not establish current contamination, current case standing, cleanup outcome, causation, or liability.

The standing Act 2 output exposes site-located completed land-recycling rows whose recorded case class is the deed-acknowledgment remediation standard.

Delaware’s published certified-brownfields list identifies officially certified sites by remediation site ID, site name, address, and city.

Pennsylvania’s public cleanup-locations Source identifies parcel-reachable Act 2, STSP, CERCLA, and HSCA locations by site ID and named sub-facility or media unit.

TCEQ’s State Superfund endpoint publishes programme, regulated-entity number, EPA and state identifiers, site name, address/coordinate, and location metadata.

TCEQ’s Voluntary Cleanup endpoint publishes programme, regulated-entity number, VCP identifier, site name, address/coordinate, and location metadata.

The NJDEP full-file extract identifies historical former-VCP records selected by issued MOA and supplies site address, municipality, ZIP, and a VCP indicator. NJDEP's official archived programme description confirms that entry into the VCP used a Memorandum of Agreement to establish cleanup scope, while NJDEP's OPRA page provides a standing governmental records-request channel. Together these support historical programme presence at a named location, not current remediation standing. Preserve address match, programme and file vintage, and retrieval date; do not infer present contamination, active status, completion, closure, or continuing VCP standing.

Oklahoma DEQ’s VCP layer identifies participating properties by facility name, site identifier, county, and coordinates.

Georgia’s published pre-July-2019 participant table identifies properties by property name and tax parcel identifier or street address; it is historical programme-presence evidence only.

ATSDR's official map identifies locations where ATSDR is involved in investigating PFAS in the environment, while its downloadable layers supply site identity, engagement or study type, state, a supporting site page where populated, and point geometry. It therefore supplies an official environmental-investigation-history screen at or near a parcel, but not contamination confirmation, remediation, lifecycle status, concentration, case identity, or parcel identity. Use only entries whose environmental-investigation context and site identity are corroborated and whose coordinates are valid; health-study participation alone does not qualify, and null or apparently malformed coordinates must not be used unverified for parcel proximity.