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Statewide South Carolina Bureau of Air Quality permit listing covering Title V, conditional-major, state/general operating, and registration permits at permit grain.

Statewide Michigan Air Quality Division Source Master List, filtered to facilities whose online-document flags show a Permit to Install (PTI) or Renewable Operating Permit (ROP). The bulk PDF identifies each facility by SRN and supplies company, address, city, ZIP code, county, and available document types.

Official statewide list of active North Carolina air-quality permits, with facility identity and location, permit classification and dates, and technical contact details.

Statewide registry extract of facilities with at least one aboveground storage tank, including active and inactive registrations, site identity, address, coordinates, and tank-status indicators.

Statewide registry extract of facilities with at least one underground storage tank, including active and inactive registrations, site identity, address, coordinates, contacts, and tank-status indicators.

Florida DEP's statewide Air Resource Management System (ARMS) facility layer, filtered to STATUS='ACTIVE'. Point locations of every facility that has requested air permitting from FDEP's Division of Air Resource Management, including facilities administered under the 8 FDEP-delegated local air programs (Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough, Orange, Duval, Palm Beach, Pinellas, Sarasota) — verified via the OFFICE field and AIRS_ID county-FIPS prefixes; all local-program facilities are already present in this statewide layer, so no separate county appendix is needed. 3,476 active facilities as of 2026-07-24, against a predicted 4,500 ± 40%.

South Carolina asbestos abatement and demolition permit archive delivered through public-records request, at latest permit-version grain and spanning 2000–2026.

Statewide site-grain archive derived from Florida DEP asbestos NESHAP demolition and renovation notifications, preserving notification history, project dates, regulated-asbestos quantities, and latest owner, contractor, and disposal-party details. The underlying public-records delivery spans 1999 through August 2026 and requires a new Chapter 119 request for refresh.

Archive of asbestos project notifications supplied by MDE through a Public Information Act request.

NYSDEC Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP) sites — the BCP slice (program_type=BCP) of NY Open Data's "Environmental Remediation Sites" dataset (Socrata c6ci-rzpg). 1,833 distinct brownfield sites statewide. The raw dataset is denormalized one row per site×operable-unit×contaminant (~67.7k BCP rows); fetch.py aggregates server-side via $group=program_number to one clean row per site. Each site is real property whose redevelopment may be complicated by hazardous waste/petroleum/contaminants — matching Chubb's BROWNFIELDS definition. Carries facility name, address, locality, county, ZIP, WGS84 lat/lon, and owner fields.

Statewide GIS inventory of selected vacant or underutilized commercial and industrial brownfield sites with suspected contamination.

Florida DEP ArcGIS layer of individual sites with executed Brownfield Site Rehabilitation Agreements, including site identity, address, county, district, acreage, agreement date, coordinates, remediation status, and supporting document links. This is the site layer, distinct from the broader Brownfield Areas designation layer.

Wisconsin DNR BRRTS bulk facility-activity data for contaminated-property assessment, investigation, cleanup, and redevelopment activities. This source uses the public tab-delimited bulk export and focuses on ERP, LUST, and VPLE activity records; spill and no-action-required records are excluded from the candidate scope.

Statewide BRRTS bulk-export subset of reported leaking underground storage tank activities, open and closed.

Official City of Los Angeles open-data product exposing LADBS Certificate of Occupancy records through dataset 3f9m-afei, an anonymous SODA API, and downloadable full files. Rows carry CofO number, issue date, latest certificate status and status-effective date; assessor book/page/parcel, legal-description and street-address keys; the related PCIS permit; permit and building facts; and, where populated, an `occupancy` value explicitly defined as the approved use for the structure. Public metadata identifies LADBS, official provenance, CC0 1.0 dedication, a weekly committed refresh, and data updated 2026-08-17; the checked live data contained 128,551 rows with CofO issue dates from 2005-01-26 through 2026-08-14. This is a certificate-record dataset, not proof of present operations: 82.89% of checked rows have null occupancy, no separate certificate-type or successor identifier is emitted, and current interpretation must be pinned to `cofo_issue_date`, `status_date`, `latest_status`, and the dataset-level source vintage.

NYSDEC 'Bulk Storage Facilities in New York State' open-data dataset (Socrata pteg-c78n) — a tank-level registry spanning Petroleum (PBS), Chemical (CBS), and Major Oil Storage (MOSF) programs — filtered to aboveground tanks (tank_location begins 'Aboveground') that are In Service. 60,760 registered aboveground tanks across 29,953 facilities. Tank grain (one row per tank); coordinates from the georeference WGS84 point. Single-attribute source (ds_AST always true).

NYSDEC 'Bulk Storage Facilities in New York State' open-data dataset (Socrata pteg-c78n), filtered to closed/historical aboveground petroleum storage tanks (tank_status in 'Closed - Removed', 'Closed - In Place', 'Closed Prior to 03/1991'; program_type='PBS' to exclude Chemical Bulk Storage contamination -- 5,999 CBS rows found in a live pre-filter check; tank_location starting 'Aboveground', matching the current-AST sibling's discriminator). Tank-level grain (one row per tank); 43,732 rows after deduplicating 18 genuine upstream duplicate keys on the program_number+tank_number composite. Sibling to the Verified ny_dec__bulk_storage_aboveground_tanks (current AST) source and the Sourced ny_dec__bulk_storage_underground_tanks_historical (HIST_UST) source -- same dataset, complementary tank_status/tank_location filters. Single-attribute source (ds_HIST_AST always true).

NY DEC's Bulk Storage Facilities dataset (Socrata pteg-c78n), filtered to In Service tanks with an underground tank_location (including the literal 10%-below-grade regulatory threshold). Sibling to the Verified ny_dec__bulk_storage_aboveground_tanks source (same dataset, complementary tank_location filter). 20,690 rows — below the predicted band (24,000-56,000) but consistent with the AST sibling's real ~75/25 AST/UST split vs. the Tier-C prediction's assumed 50/50 split.

NY DEC's Bulk Storage Facilities dataset (Socrata pteg-c78n), filtered to closed/historical tanks (tank_status in 'Closed - Removed', 'Closed - In Place', 'Closed Prior to 03/1991') with an underground tank_location (including the literal 10%-below-grade regulatory threshold), restricted to program_type='PBS' (petroleum) — a live check found 593 Chemical Bulk Storage (CBS) rows in the unfiltered underground+closed slice that had to be excluded to match the Customer's petroleum-storage-capacity scope. Sibling to the Verified ny_dec__bulk_storage_underground_tanks source: same dataset and tank_location discriminator, complementary tank_status filter (In Service vs. closed/historical). 103,300 rows after deduplicating 6 genuine upstream duplicate rows on the program_number+tank_number composite key.

Coordinated historical NYC Open Data schema family comprising Bureau of Fire Prevention Inspections (ssq6-fkht), Active Violation Orders (bi53-yph3), and Building Summary (nvgj-hbht). Anonymous SODA and CSV access support arbitrary NYC BIN, BBL, and premises-address retrieval. The modules preserve account-level latest inspection status, open violation-order codes/descriptions, and building-level sprinkler/standpipe descriptors and open-violation counts. All are frozen snapshots: the source database was decommissioned, no new data will be added, and rows were last updated on 2019-03-07. The Source must never be represented as current compliance, completed correction, current resistance, or system operability evidence.

Florida DEP CHAZ (Compliance Hazardous Assessment Zone) MapServer layer 5, filtered to GENERATOR IN ('SQG','CES'). Covers 23,496 statewide Florida facilities classified as Small Quantity Generators (SQG, 100-1,000 kg/month RCRA hazardous waste) and Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators (CES, <100 kg/month) from the county SQG Assessment, Notification and Verification Program. Supplies both HAZ_WASTE and HW_GEN attributes: every record is both a hazardous waste generator (HAZ_WASTE) and a county HW generator survey participant (HW_GEN). Fetched via paginated ArcGIS REST/JSON with WGS84 geometry; street address and coordinates are fully populated (100% fill rate).

EPA "Cleanups in My Community" (CIMC) national Sites FeatureServer — spans Superfund/NPL, RCRA Corrective Action, Brownfields, Federal Facilities, and OSC removals with per-program institutional/engineering-control indicators. Multi-attribute source: US_INST_CONTROL (Integration 190) and US_ENG_CONTROLS (Integration 189). Distinct from state-level INST_CONTROL sources (e.g. ny_dec__institutional_controls) — this is the national counterpart, no overlap. Composite PK (REGISTRY_ID, SF_SITE_ID, RCRA_HANDLER_ID, BF_PROPERTY_ID, EPAOSC_SITE_ID). Caveat: SF_IC_IND uses an undocumented numeric code domain (1/2/3/4), no published legend found; non-blank treated as "IC tracked" as the most defensible fallback, could overcount ds_US_INST_CONTROL by up to ~516 rows — see .md for detail.

Statewide CIWQS flat-file export of California NPDES permits, including permit identifiers, regulatory status and type, facility and discharger identities, program and order details, dates, and addresses. This import candidate scopes the export to active individually designated NPDES permits, Enrollee - NPDES records, and co-permittees, excluding blanket general-permit Enrollee rows.

Governmental read-only REST API suite for live public UK company-register data, including company profiles, registered office addresses, searches, officers and appointments, registers, filing-history metadata, exemptions, disqualifications, charges, insolvency, UK establishments, and public PSC records. Exact scalar leaves inside documented arrays are represented as repeated Features; protected residential-address, date-of-birth, identity-verification, super-secure PSC, and filing-document content are excluded.

Oregon OSFM Community Right-to-Know hazardous-substance reports filtered by OSFM to Storage Container = "Above ground tank" and released under public-records request PRR4042. The delivered XLSX contains 6,643 report-by-chemical rows; the verified integration rolls these up by Facility ID to 3,549 active, latest-report facility locations statewide, with address and OSFM-provided coordinates.

Fixed annual July point-in-time snapshots of operating business locations from 1997 through the most recently completed year, currently July 2025, with one record per operating location per snapshot and persistent `infogroup_id` linkage across years.

ADEQ's statewide ArcGIS layer of recorded Declaration of Environmental Use Restriction and Voluntary Environmental Mitigation Use Restriction sites, including institutional or engineering controls and site locations.

Official NYC Open Data dataset and SODA API listing façade compliance filings submitted in DOB NOW: Safety. Records resolve to buildings through BIN, street address, and borough/block/lot and carry filing cycle/type, inspection and filing dates, current/filing/prior status, QEWI and owner details, penalties, comments, and exterior-wall type/material. The programme applies to New York City properties higher than six stories and requires a licensed Qualified Exterior Wall Inspector to perform the critical examination and file the technical report. Consequently, SAFE, SWARMP, and UNSAFE are inspection-derived authority filing classifications, not direct observations made by DOB. The dataset does not provide structured defect location/detail, repair completion, correction status, photos, or a row-level publication vintage.

Statewide inventory of current and historical dry-cleaning and laundry locations potentially associated with chlorinated solvents.

Statewide NJEMS-derived GIS inventory of dry-cleaning facilities.

Florida DEP's Drycleaning Solvent Cleanup Program (DSCP) Priority Ranking List — a statewide Excel workbook listing every site the program has ever tracked for drycleaning-solvent contamination cleanup, stacked across five status sections (completed via Site Rehabilitation Completion Order, tasked to a state contractor, tasked for advanced/limited site assessment, and ranked in priority order awaiting action). 1,410 sites as of the 2026-07-09 revision. Republished periodically by FDEP with no fixed cadence.

EPA ECHO public national facility-level compliance and enforcement data delivered through live REST services, generated query CSVs, the ECHO Exporter full ZIP, and coordinated national download dictionaries. Covers CAA, CWA/NPDES, RCRA, SDWA, and federal enforcement records; this bounded Source excludes TRI release quantities and other emissions inventories.

Public governmental filer-submissions product delivered as an unauthenticated per-CIK JSON API and the same product's nightly submissions.zip archive. It exposes filer identity and classification, contact/address metadata, former names, tickers and exchanges, compact current filing-history scalar arrays, references to additional historical JSON files, and the corresponding historical filing-metadata arrays. Filing documents, exhibits, XBRL facts, and filer submission/status workflows are outside this Source.

Plant-level subset of the annual Form EIA-860 Schedule 2 workbook for power plants reporting an ash impoundment, including whether the impoundment is lined and its operating status alongside plant identity and location.

TCEQ Emergency Response Spills — the named Texas Open Data (Socrata) dataset xagr-a3x2 (spill notifications to the TCEQ Emergency Response Division, keyed by incident tracking number). 46,043 incidents, one row each. conform.py: ds_street from deliv_txt(+deliv_2_txt) with a phys_loc_desc_txt fallback, ds_city from near_city_name, ds_state constant 'TX', ds_zip from loc_zip_txt; ds_lat/lon from lat_dec_coord_num/long_dec_coord_num. Same reachable Socrata portal as tx_tceq__operating_dry_cleaner_registrations.

New York remediation sites with engineering controls in place. From NYSDEC 'Environmental Remediation Sites' (data.ny.gov Socrata c6ci-rzpg, denormalized across BCP/VCP/ERP/HW/RCRA). Filtered to control_code='Environmental Easement' OR control_type='ENG' = 853 distinct sites (deduped to program_number). Site name, address, coordinates. Single-attribute: ENG_CONTROLS. Pure institutional-control sites (deed restriction/notice only) excluded — they belong to the separate AUL attribute.

New York State DEC Environmental Remediation Sites dataset published on the NY Open Data portal via the Socrata SODA API. Filtered to program_type='HW' (State Superfund / Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal Sites), this Source provides site name, address, county, municipality, site classification, and program status for all HW-program sites statewide. Coordinates are included for the majority of sites. Fetched as paginated JSON and conformed to the ds_ scheme with ds_HWS presence boolean.

Commercial subscription application and licensed extract product for occupation- and geography-pinned compensation benchmarks, including pay by years of directly related experience, responsibility level, and one-year job-family salary growth for a selected market.

FDEP's 'ERIC PFAS Sites' layer -- a pre-filtered cross-program extract of FDEP's master contaminated-site database (ERIC), scoped to sites where PFAS is the identified contaminant of concern, carrying a Rule 62-780 F.A.C. contamination classification field. 253 statewide sites across 7 FDEP cleanup programs. Note: the prediction was based on well/surface-water sampling-point populations, a different dataset type than this site-cleanup inventory; developer reviewed and accepted the resulting undercount.

Florida fire training facilities assessed by FL DEP for AFFF (aqueous film-forming foam) use — 29 facilities. Direct match to the Chubb Description. Authoritative list = FL DEP 'Fire Training Facility Site Assessments' page; each facility enriched with structured address + WGS84 coordinates from FL DEP's ERIC PFAS Sites ArcGIS layer (CLEANUP_SP layer 4, joined by ERIC_SITE_ID) where present, else from the facility's DEP detail page.

Official Florida UCC public-search product supporting organisation-debtor, individual-debtor, and document-number searches. Live filing detail emits typed filing, status, date, count, and repeated party leaves; offered regular/full-download files expose corresponding filing, event, debtor, and secured-party scalar columns. TIFFs and collateral attachments/free text are excluded.

Commercial, non-contributory global POI API. Place Search retrieves ranked places for buyer-specified circles, rectangles, or geocodable localities; Get Place Details retrieves a stable FSQ Place by fsq_place_id. One Source includes coordinated Pro and paid Premium returnable fields.

Public global REST/JSON:API access to the Golden Copy-derived LEI search engine. Organisations can be selected by LEI or searched by legal-entity fields; singular responses expose Level 1 identity/status and reported direct/ultimate accounting-consolidating parent Relationship Records. No beneficial-owner or transitive graph inference is made.

Global CC0 full/delta file family published three times daily in CSV, JSON, and XML. One product includes Level 1 LEI-CDF, Level 2 RR-CDF relationship records, and reporting exceptions, with exact scalar leaves inside documented repeated periods and qualifiers. Relationships are reported accounting-consolidation relationships, not inferred beneficial ownership.

Historical Connecticut hazardous-waste shipment manifest line items, including generator, destination facility, transporter, waste-code, quantity, and shipment details. CT DEEP warns that submitted and transcribed records can contain omissions, duplicates, and errors.

Pennsylvania DEP's public Hazardous Site Response Actions List is an annually refreshed SSRS CSV report derived from eFACTS and covering hazardous-site response work since 1988. The integrated product filters the report to HSCA initiations and emits 1,554 response-action × environmental-medium × substance rows across about 489 sites. It preserves facility identity, owner/operator, address, coordinates, Pennsylvania Priority List dates, response actions, media, and contaminant columns, while prepending normalized location fields and an HSCA indicator.

Active Indiana NPDES-permitted wastewater discharge facilities, including permit terms and receiving waters.

Indiana IDEM hosted inventory of non-confidential sites in the state Voluntary Remediation Program, including site identity and location details.

Indiana IDEM hosted inventory of waste disposal, storage, and handling sites, used for the pre-verified landfill universe through the Land Disposal program classification.

Illinois EPA statewide ArcGIS inventory of active, post-closure, certified post-closure, voluntary-remediation, state-sites, and unknown-status landfill locations.

Statewide annual public roster of currently licensed Illinois retail drycleaning facilities, distributed as a downloadable PDF with facility identity, address, license, and contact details.

Cumulative Alabama subset of National Response Center (NRC) oil/HazMat spill-release incident reports, 1990-2024 = 20,823 incidents. Sourced from NRC because Alabama DEM (the Integration's assigned provider) publishes NO public spill-incident dataset — ADEM's Emergency Response page only gives reporting phone numbers and directs reporters to the NRC. NRC publishes one XLSX per year (nrc.uscg.mil/FOIAFiles/CY<YY>.xlsx); fetch.py reads the INCIDENT_COMMONS sheet, filters LOCATION_STATE='AL', dedups by SEQNOS, converts DMS lat/lon to decimal. ds_street 77.9% (from LOCATION_ADDRESS) / ds_city 91.7% / ds_lat-lon 9.0% → Passable (street-driven). Provider = us_uscg_nrc (federal) — mismatch with al_adem, by necessity.

Arizona subset of the National Response Center (NRC) incident-report archive, 1990-2025 = 6,933 oil/chemical/hazmat release reports. PROVIDER DIVERGENCE: Integration #97 is keyed to az_deq, but Arizona DEQ publishes no comprehensive public spill dataset (Hazardous Material Incident Logbook frozen Nov 2001; legacy.azdeq.gov blocked) and explicitly redirects post-2001 records to the federal NRC. Source owned by us_uscg_nrc and linked to the az_deq Integration. Built from per-year NRC workbooks (nrc.uscg.mil/FOIAFiles/CY<YY>.xlsx), INCIDENT_COMMONS sheet filtered to LOCATION_STATE='AZ'. Single-attribute (SPILLS). Address-described, coordinate-sparse: ds_street 81.8% (LOCATION_ADDRESS), ds_city 97%, ds_state=AZ, ds_lat/lon 3.2% (DMS-assembled) -> Passable on ds_street.

Kentucky subset of the National Response Center (NRC) incident-report archive, 1990-2025 = 16,411 oil/chemical/hazmat release reports. PROVIDER DIVERGENCE: Integration #105 is keyed to ky_dep, but Kentucky EEC publishes no public spill/incident dataset (ER Branch page is contact-only; eSearch exposes only Agency Interest/permits/documents; EEC Data Access Tool lists no spill route; no EEC ArcGIS layer). Source owned by us_uscg_nrc and linked to the ky_dep Integration — same pattern as us_uscg_nrc__incident_reports_az (#97). Built from per-year NRC workbooks (nrc.uscg.mil/FOIAFiles/CY<YY>.xlsx), INCIDENT_COMMONS filtered to LOCATION_STATE='KY'. Single-attribute (SPILLS). Address-described, coordinate-sparse: ds_street 83.7% (LOCATION_ADDRESS), ds_city 97%, ds_state=KY, ds_lat/lon 1.8% (DMS-assembled) -> Passable on ds_street.

Minnesota subset of the U.S. Coast Guard National Response Center (NRC) incident-report archive — petroleum and hazardous-material spill/release reports, 1990–2025 (per-year FOIA workbooks, INCIDENT_COMMONS sheet, filtered to LOCATION_STATE='MN'). 8,633 reports. Federal-substitute source: the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's own Emergency Response / MERTS spill-incident database is not published for bulk download, so this Source is owned by us_uscg_nrc and linked to the mn_pca Integration #107 (provider divergence). Single-attribute: SPILLS.

Cumulative New Jersey subset of National Response Center (NRC) oil/HazMat spill-release incident reports, 1990-2024 = 20,792 incidents. Sourced from NRC because the NJDEP-native spill data (Communications Center / Environmental Action Line in NJEMS DataMiner) is not programmatically sourceable: DataMiner is behind Imperva Advanced Bot Protection AND its record-level report times out/resets on export, with no ArcGIS/Open-Data mirror. NRC publishes one XLSX per year (nrc.uscg.mil/FOIAFiles/CY<YY>.xlsx); fetch.py reads INCIDENT_COMMONS, filters LOCATION_STATE='NJ', dedups by SEQNOS, converts DMS lat/lon to decimal. ds_street 87.8% (from LOCATION_ADDRESS) / ds_city 97.4% / ds_lat-lon 3.4% → Passable (street-driven). Provider = us_uscg_nrc (federal) — substitution for nj_dep, same as AL #96 / AZ #97.

Pennsylvania subset of the National Response Center (NRC) incident-report archive, 1990-2025 = 28,451 oil/chemical/hazmat release reports. PROVIDER DIVERGENCE: Integration #113 is keyed to pa_dep, but PA publishes no broad public hazmat-incident dataset (PEIRS is PEMA/internal; eFACTS is storage-tank-only; no incidents on data.pa.gov; no PASDA incidents layer). Source owned by us_uscg_nrc and linked to the pa_dep Integration — same pattern as AZ #97 / KY #105. Built from per-year NRC workbooks (nrc.uscg.mil/FOIAFiles/CY<YY>.xlsx), INCIDENT_COMMONS filtered to LOCATION_STATE='PA'. Single-attribute (SPILLS). Address-described, coordinate-sparse: ds_street 86.2% (LOCATION_ADDRESS), ds_city 97.8%, ds_state=PA, ds_lat/lon 1.8% (DMS-assembled) -> Passable on ds_street.

South Carolina subset of the federal National Response Center (NRC) oil/chemical/hazmat incident-report archive (USCG). Full archive 1990-2025, filtered to LOCATION_STATE='SC' from the per-year NRC FOIA workbooks (INCIDENT_COMMONS sheet). 12,596 reports. Provider divergence: Integration 114 is keyed to sc_des, but SC DES's Oil & Chemical Emergency Response division takes reports by phone and publishes no public spill dataset (no data.sc.gov dataset; gis.des.sc.gov Emergency_Response folder has only a physiographic map; SC DHEC AGOL org has only aggregated count layers), so the authoritative downloadable source is the federal NRC (us_uscg_nrc). Each record: incident date, type, cause, description, location address/city/county/zip, and (rarely) lat/lon. NRC posts initial, unvalidated reports.

Cumulative Wisconsin subset of National Response Center (NRC) oil/HazMat spill-release incident reports, 1990-2024 = 6,754 incidents. Sourced from NRC because WI DNR's own spill data (BRRTS activity code 04) is not programmatically sourceable: the full archive lives only in the BRRTS bulk zip (apps.dnr.wi.gov, US-geo-locked + binary, unreachable/un-proxyable here), WI DNR publishes no spills GIS layer (entire RR_Sites_Map ArcGIS enumerated — only ERP/LUST activity points), and the open-spills web table is open-only + county-level. NRC publishes one XLSX per year (nrc.uscg.mil/FOIAFiles/CY<YY>.xlsx); fetch.py reads INCIDENT_COMMONS, filters LOCATION_STATE='WI', dedups by SEQNOS, DMS lat/lon to decimal. ds_street 85.5% / ds_city 97.9% / ds_lat-lon 2.8% → Passable. BELOW predicted band (13,500-46,500) by design: NRC = federally-reported subset, not the full BRRTS state archive. Provider = us_uscg_nrc (federal) — substitution for wi_dnr, same as AL #96 / NJ #110 / AZ #97.

New Jersey industrial-establishment cases whose transactions triggered site-remediation review under ISRA or its predecessor ECRA.

Statewide industrial-facility search results for facilities with Wisconsin industrial storm-water general permit coverage.

Florida Institutional Controls Registry (ICR) — contaminated sites subject to institutional controls (recorded deed restrictions/covenants/use restrictions) under Ch. 62-780 F.A.C. FDEP DWM ICR polygon layer 12; 2,628 sites with site name, address, and control-boundary centroid coordinates. INST_CONTROL is the registry's primary attribute (every ICR site has an institutional control). Single-attribute source. NOTE: same ICR layer 12 as fl_dep__institutional_controls_registry (#266/ENG_CONTROLS) — kept separate per attribute by dev decision.

New York environmental-remediation sites whose NYSDEC control_type is INST, including institutional controls such as environmental easements, deed restrictions, decision documents, and environmental notices.

Florida Institutional Controls Registry (ICR) — FDEP Division of Waste Management registry of contaminated sites with institutional and/or engineering controls (Ch. 62-780 F.A.C.). Polygon layer 12 on the FDEP Geospatial Open Data MapServer; 2,628 sites with site name, address, and control-boundary centroid coordinates. Serves ENG_CONTROLS: FDEP publishes no standalone engineering-controls dataset, and in FL an engineering control requires a recorded institutional control, so EC sites are a subset of the ICR (the EC subset is not separately flagged in the public data — full ICR shipped).

One public investment-adviser registry Source combining IAPD arbitrary firm/representative lookup with current XML compilations and historical Form ADV Part 1 CSV archives. Exact scalar leaves cover firm and representative identity, registrations, offices, owners/executives, affiliations, employment, business activities, filing pins, and disclosure indicators. Private-residence location/contact leaves and document bodies are excluded.

Iowa landfill and land-disposal inventory filtered from Iowa DNR's Solid Waste Facilities layer to Municipal Landfills and Other Landfills. It includes active and inactive or closed sites with facility identity, program and permit status, address, county, coordinates, and permit dates.

Authoritative analog for re-evaluation sites: confirmed-contaminated cases absent from KCSL whose case status is not closed.

NJDEP statewide inventory of active and pending sites with contamination above applicable cleanup criteria.

Historical closed cases from New Jersey site-remediation records with confirmed historic contamination.

Official City of Los Angeles open-data product exposing soft-story-related permit and permit-application records through a dedicated Socrata catalog asset (nc44-6znn), API, and downloadable files. It contains parcel/address keys, permit identifiers, issue and status dates, permit status/type/category, work description, building attributes, and related permit-party fields. The product is limited to City of Los Angeles permit records selected into this soft-story view; it is not the mandatory programme's full building inventory. Metadata commits to weekly refresh, but the data was last updated 2023-05-22 and the latest row dates are 2023-05-19, so consumers must pin results to that source vintage. Permit issuance, `CofC Issued`, `Permit Finaled`, or absence of a record must not be interpreted as current structural safety, retrofit design adequacy, or complete ordinance compliance without an official status definition and newer authority evidence.

Master mapped listing of sites under all Maryland Land Restoration Program tracks.

Public Massachusetts CLPPP search for lead inspection reports and compliance documents associated with homes and daycares. Results are document-grain rather than property-grain and are available through the public Hyland OnBase search API; no official bulk export is offered.

Florida DEP STCM "Leaking Aboveground Storage Tank Site Locations" report — the authoritative, purpose-built dataset for facilities with an aboveground tank and a recorded discharge. Fetched per-county across all 67 counties (POST cid+query_cid, same session-cookie pattern as the sibling fl_dep__regulated_ast/fl_dep__regulated_ust reports) and aggregated from 6,518 tank-substance-component rows to 1,473 distinct facilities by FAC_ID. Latitude/Longitude are published directly on the report in unsigned DMS format and converted to decimal degrees by fetch.py (no ArcGIS join needed). FDEP's own PLACEMENT column splits every facility into "AST Only" or "AST UST" (also has an underground tank) since STCM cannot attribute a discharge to a specific tank — both values qualify for ds_LAST=true. Single-attribute source: LAST.

South Carolina leaking-UST release records from public-records exports, enriched with facility addresses from confirmed-release and UST-registry records, at release grain.

Statewide GIS registry of leaking underground storage tank incidents and sites.

All leaking underground storage tank incidents published by DC DOEE through the DC GIS feature layer, from historical records through the present. Each row represents a distinct case number and includes open, closed, no-further-action, administrative-closure, and related statuses; the live endpoint returned 1,952 records on 2026-07-13.

Statewide workbook of facilities ever permitted, registered, or exempted by IDEM air permitting programs.

TCEQ public ArcGIS layer "LPST Points" — leaking petroleum storage tank incidents statewide (open + closed). One row per incident, keyed on LPST_ID (site-level RN can repeat across multiple incidents at the same site). ds_state hardcoded to TX per the tx_tceq__state_superfund precedent — layer has no explicit state column and is definitionally Texas-only.

Hazardous-waste and state cleanup sites selected from MDE’s Land Restoration Program layer.

NY DEC's shared Environmental Remediation Sites Socrata dataset (c6ci-rzpg), filtered via a facility-name substring heuristic (MGP/MANUFACTURED GAS/GAS WORKS/GAS LIGHT) since DEC publishes no dedicated MGP dataset or program_type flag. 225 program-enrollment rows (HW 140/VCP 64/BCP 20/ERP 1) across 186 distinct physical MGP sites statewide; the raw undeduplicated count was chosen over the site-deduplicated count to avoid inventing a cross-program dedup key DEC doesn't provide.

Brownfield-flagged sites from MDE’s Land Restoration Program sites layer.

Daily public Company Census dataset for active, inactive, and pending FMCSA entities. Its Socrata API and reusable full-file export expose the current 147-column MCMIS row schema covering entity identity, operations, equipment, drivers, cargo, addresses, docket identifiers, and review/safety fields. Equipment fields are carrier-reported owned, term-leased, or trip-leased fleet counts, not VIN or title ownership.

Commercial Context4 Medicare pricing reference data available in the cloud through a real-time web service. Current product documentation names Medicare carrier/ZIP cross-reference, RBRVS, Ambulance, Ambulatory Surgical Center, Clinical Laboratory, DMEPOS, Physician Fee Schedule, Part B Drug ASP, and a broader set of Medicare Prospective Payment System data families.

Commercial API/dashboard add-on to Business Verification for buyer-initiated U.S. lien searches. Current first-party documentation covers business UCC, federal-tax, and state-tax liens and associated-person UCC/tax-lien order modes. Results use documented lien objects with filing identity, parties, jurisdiction, source-emitted status and status category, filing/update/lapse dates, normalized collateral type, negative-pledge indication, and monetary fields. Filing/termination services, monitoring events, bankruptcy, and Secretary-of-State verification remain outside this Source boundary.

Daily public full/baseline dataset with one row per Blanket Company/process-agent designation associated with an operating authority. It emits represented-entity docket and USDOT identifiers and the designated company's name and address. Identifiers may repeat across authorities; no designation count or employment relationship is inferred. The daily-difference BOC3 dataset is a delivery variant.

Daily public operating-authority carrier dataset. Each row is an authority/docket relationship, so identifiers can repeat; no nested authority object or derived count is asserted. The corresponding daily-difference dataset is a delivery variant.

Statewide extract of MPCA solid-waste disposal areas filtered to municipal solid waste, ash, industrial waste, demolition debris, and closed-landfill site types, with facility, permit, status, address, and coordinate details.

Nationwide, unfiltered archive of U.S. Coast Guard National Response Center (NRC) oil/hazardous-material release-notification reports, CY1990-CY2025 (1,032,643 rows). Same upstream yearly workbooks (nrc.uscg.mil/FOIAFiles/CY<YY>.xlsx, INCIDENT_COMMONS sheet) that back the 12 state-filtered us_uscg_nrc__incident_reports_<state> SPILLS sources, kept here unfiltered by state/territory to serve Integration 331 (ERNS/US). Built after confirming no independent EPA ERNS dataset still exists separately from the NRC's own database (EPA's ERNS was structurally just EPA's copy of NRC-reported notifications; no live Envirofacts table or downloadable archive remains). Known upstream limitation: the CY2017-CY2025 yearly files are each truncated by the NRC server to Jan 1-Sep 9 of that year (not a fetch.py bug) — see the .md for details.

Commercial AI Packs and preprocessed property-feature data available in MapBrowser, by AI Feature and Rollup APIs, and through licensed offline exports. The API supports distributed buyer-selected property AOIs, address geocoding, date filters, real-time retrieval, bulk mode, and flat single-row Rollup CSV/JSON output. GeoJSON feature arrays and geometries remain in Source prose; proposed output Features are only exact scalar columns from the officially linked Gen 6 flat Rollup data dictionary.

Annual public-use national probability-sample files for eligible police-reported motor-vehicle traffic crashes. Coordinated crash, vehicle, person, event-sequence, related-factor, weather, vPIC-derived, and auxiliary tables are pinned to the 2024 first final release dated 2026-04-01. CRSS is not a census or arbitrary-event lookup; estimates require its survey-design fields.

Annual final national files for every qualifying U.S. fatal motor-vehicle traffic crash, with coordinated crash, vehicle, person, ordered event, circumstance, decoded-vehicle, imputation, and auxiliary tables. Inventory is pinned to 2024 Final and does not claim nonfatal or preliminary coverage.

Statewide roster of facilities holding or having held New Mexico Air Quality Bureau permits, with facility identity, address, county, and coordinates.

Frozen statewide archive of New Mexico asbestos NESHAP demolition and renovation notifications, republished from fulfilled public-records request IPRA-2026-517.

Free standing public lookup for buyer-selected mortgage companies and professionals by name or NMLS ID. First-party documentation defines company, branch, and individual identity, jurisdictional licences, business locations/contacts, sponsoring and employment affiliations, and regulatory-action concepts. No unofficial API, bulk file, residential address, full birth date, or protected identifier is claimed.

Downloadable Iowa DNR workbook listing facilities with individual NPDES or state operation permits authorizing wastewater discharge to Iowa surface waters. It includes facility and owner details, permit identifiers and classification, location, treatment, design-flow, and operator-certification information; general-permit authorizations are excluded.

TCEQ Operating Dry Cleaner Registrations — all currently-valid Texas dry-cleaning facility and drop-station registrations (Texas law requires both to register and renew annually). 1,331 active registrations (651 facilities + 680 drop stations) with registration id, entity/owner names, full location address, county, TCEQ region, solvent type/capacity, and a per-row coordinate point. Published as a Socrata Open Data dataset (qfph-9bnd) on data.texas.gov. Single-Attribute (DRYCLEANERS) source.

Nationwide inspection case detail for federal and state-plan OSHA inspections, including establishment and site identifiers, industry codes, inspection classifications, workforce and union indicators, and case dates. Published through the U.S. Department of Labor Open Data Portal as a downloadable CSV archive.

NYSDEC Bulk Storage Facilities dataset (pteg-c78n), filtered to program_type='PBS'. Full unfiltered tank inventory, all statuses, all locations. One row per registered tank (or per facility when no discrete tank is registered). Deliberately independent of the 4 already-Verified ny_dec sources built on the same dataset (bulk_storage_aboveground_tanks, ..._aboveground_tanks_historical, ..._underground_storage_tanks, ..._underground_storage_tanks_historical) — those cover ~228,516 of ~254,502 PBS rows via status/location filters; this Source accepts the overlap rather than reopening Customer-signed-off deliverables. Pattern for TANKS going forward: full inventory, independent of any AST/UST split per locale.

Statewide registry of Perc-NESHAP dry-cleaner facilities that filed compliance notifications, including pickup-only stores.

FDEP's statewide "Petroleum Contamination Monitoring (PCTS) Discharges from STCM" ArcGIS layer — the structured/queryable equivalent of FDEP's "Discharge Cleanup Summary" web report named in the Prediction Notes. Covers all storage-tank petroleum discharge/incident records tracked in the STCM database: 38,677 records as of 2026-07-13, across 27,800 distinct facilities. This layer is FDEP's full storage-tank contamination inventory — it is NOT exclusively scoped to underground tanks, and no FDEP field reliably distinguishes UST from AST discharges at the record level (ELIGIBILITY_PROGRAM is a funding-eligibility code, not a tank-type flag; FACILITY_TYPE doesn't cleanly split either, though ~92% of rows are UST-typical facility types like Retail Station and Fuel user/Non-retail). Fetched fully unfiltered; every row is marked ds_LUST=true per explicit developer confirmation, consistent with how the sibling ga_epd/de_dnrec/az_deq LUST Sources treat their state UST-cleanup registries as the LUST proxy. See the source .md for the full UST-vs-AST scoping discussion.

Statewide inventory of permitted North Carolina solid-waste landfill locations, waste and operation types, permit status, expiration, and open or closed status.

National point inventory of major petroleum bulk, breakout, and marine terminals, including location, operator, terminal type, commodities, transport modes, and capacity. This is a terminal inventory, not a complete registry of all aboveground storage tanks.

EPA's PFAS Analytic Tools republishes National Response Center spill reports through the PAT_Spills ArcGIS layer. This integrated source filters Material_Involved for AFFF or FOAM and emits incident identifiers, dates, quantities, materials, narratives, responsible parties, causes, water impacts, raw and geocoded locations, and relative-location descriptors. Its conformed output adds normalized address and coordinate columns plus an AQUEOUS_FOAM_NRC indicator on every selected row.

NPDES permittees with PFAS discharge monitoring or effluent limits, sourced from EPA's PFAS Analytic Tools 'Discharge Monitoring Reports' layer (ArcGIS FeatureServer layer 15, PAT_Discharge_Monitoring_Reports), itself built from ICIS-NPDES DMR data already restricted upstream to PFAS-family parameters. The raw layer is 96,155 monitoring-event rows (facility x outfall x PFAS parameter x year); fetch.py aggregates client-side to one row per unique NPDES_Permit_Number (1,110 permittees), rolling up distinct parameters monitored, whether any parameter carries an effluent limit, most recent monitoring year, and outfall count. No street address or ZIP is published by this dataset; location is carried by lat/lon (99.91% fill).

EPA's PFAS Analytic Tools Superfund layer identifies National Priorities List sites with reported PFAS detections. The integrated product filters the ArcGIS layer to NPL_Site=Yes and emits 464 site records with EPA identifiers, names, addresses, coordinates, NPL status, site type, program context, and profile links. It preserves the 18 fetched ArcGIS attributes and adds seven normalized location and PFAS indicator columns.

EPA's PFAS Analytic Tools 'Toxics Release Inventory' Waste Management layer (PAT_TRI_Waste_Management, FeatureServer layer 5) -- TRI Form R Section 8 waste-management line items for PFAS and other TRI-listed fluorinated organics. 1,895 rows / 127 unique TRI facilities nationwide, reporting years 2015-2024. Picked over the sibling On-Site Releases layer (layer 6), which is the more literal match but currently returns almost no live data (EPA-side refresh gap).

EPA Chemical Data Reporting and legacy Inventory Update Reporting manufacture/import records filtered to chemicals on EPA Substance Registry Service list 490, the strict TSCA §8(a)(7) PFAS list. The integrated product emits one row per facility, chemical, and reporting cycle across 1998–2024, with normalized address and available coordinates plus the preserved unified reporting fields. Confidential chemical identifiers without a public CAS number cannot be matched to the PFAS list, and coordinate coverage is limited to cycles that publish coordinates.

Commercial API add-on for aggregate Placer intelligence about unrelated U.S. venues, complexes, chains and areas. Boundary: POI search and core visit, trend, dwell, CBG-origin, frequency, trade-area, ranking and favorite-place/chain reports. Excludes Retail Sales, demographic/add-on products, custom POI/tag/customer workflows, telemetry, device traces and Premium Export. Estimates do not establish that a person entered a premises or that a POI operates. Public API docs do not state earliest API history, refresh SLA or an output model/calibration version.

TCEQ's Point Source Emissions Inventory, drawn from the State of Texas Air Reporting System (STARS): an annual survey of chemical plants, refineries, electric utilities, and other industrial sites that meet the emissions-reporting threshold under 30 TAC 101.10. Each row is a (regulated entity, reporting year) observation carrying the company/account identity, site location, and site-wide annual tons-per-year emissions for the EPA criteria pollutants (CO, NOx, Pb, PM, PM10, PM2.5, SO2, VOC). The multi-year state-summary workbook (2010-2024, 28,867 rows) is fetched in full and covers only the AIRS Attribute for Texas.

TCEQ PARIS PST Facility Extract (pst_fac.txt), filtered to Number of Active USTs == 0 AND Number of Active ASTs == 0 — literal match to the Chubb Description ("no association as either underground or aboveground tanks"). One row per facility, keyed on FACILITY_ID (verified unique across all 84,230 unfiltered rows). Deliberately independent of the Verified tx_tceq__pst_ust/pst_ast sources — same PARIS program, different scope, no reuse. Below predicted band (51,232 vs 75,000-225,000) accepted as the cost of matching the Attribute's literal wording rather than the full unfiltered 84,230-row alternative.

Official API-keyed REST/JSON service for querying U.S. DOT-registered motor carriers by carrier name, USDOT number, or docket number. Official documentation defines carrier identity, operating status, passenger-equipment, address/contact, complaint, and selected BASIC safety elements; other endpoint families remain omitted where scalar response elements are not documented.

EPA's nationwide CORRACTS extract identifies facilities subject to Resource Conservation and Recovery Act corrective-action authority under sections 3004(u) and 3004(v). The primary CIMC extract emits facility identifiers and names plus EPA region, state, county, city, and ZIP code; the integrated CSV adds normalized address columns, enriched coordinates, and a CORRACTS indicator while preserving the source columns. The pre-verified integrated file contains 3,973 facility records and is released quarterly.

EPA Region 1 spreadsheet of leaking underground storage tank releases on Indian land, with facility identity, tribal affiliation, release status, event history, address, coordinates, and land status.

Public statewide tank-level export of North Carolina registered underground storage tanks, filtered to tanks whose status is Current.

Florida DEP Storage Tank Contamination Monitoring (STCM) "Regulated Aboveground Storage Tanks" report — the authoritative statewide list of facilities with regulated aboveground storage tank systems (PLACEMENT=ABOVEGROUND; ASTs >550 gal under Ch. 62-762 F.A.C.). Fetched per-county across all 67 counties from the STCM public report and aggregated to one row per facility (16,053 facilities from 27,939 aboveground tank components), carrying per-facility tank counts. Coordinates are joined by FACILITY_ID from the STCM ArcGIS facility layer (layer 1). Single-attribute source: every row is a registered AST facility (ds_AST=true).

FL DEP's regulated Underground Storage Tank (UST) facility registry, from the STCM 'RegTankUst' public report (looped over all 67 counties, tank-level, 21,606 tank rows aggregated to 9,420 distinct facilities by FAC_ID). Coordinates joined by FACILITY_ID from FDEP's STCM 'Registered Tanks' ArcGIS layer (100% matched). Direct UST sibling of the Verified fl_dep__regulated_ast Source (#244), same facility-level aggregation design. Single-attribute: UST.

Florida DEP's 'ERIC Waste Cleanup' master cleanup-site database (Division of Waste Management, CLEANUP_SP MapServer layer 8), filtered to PROGRAM_TYPE='RESPONSPARTY' (Responsible Party Cleanup) -- sites where a legally responsible party, not the state, is conducting or funding cleanup. Covers 8,192 open, closed, on-hold, and unconditionally-closed sites statewide with address, county, discharge date, and WGS84 point coordinates (server-side reprojection of native geometry, not geocoded). Same shared MapServer as sibling fl_dep Sources filtered to other PROGRAM_TYPE values (HWS, VCP).

Free standing one-company browser lookup returning a condensed MCMIS profile with identity and address, registration and authority status, operation and cargo classifications, reported fleet and driver figures, inspection and crash summaries, and safety rating. Power Units aggregates specified equipment owned, term leased, or trip leased by the carrier and is not title ownership.

Official item-level SFFD violations for particular San Francisco locations. Anonymous SODA and CSV outputs include address/EAS/geolocation, violation and inspection identifiers, item code and description, violation date, corrective action, status, close date, and source/load timestamps. Missing records and closed/abated records do not establish installed protection, compliance, adequacy, or current operability.

EPA's SEMS Archived Site Inventory identifies former CERCLIS-NFRAP sites removed from active Superfund tracking where no further federal remedial action is planned unless new information changes that determination. The integrated Envirofacts API product emits nationwide site identifiers, names, address and jurisdiction fields, limited coordinates, NPL and non-NPL status, federal-facility and Superfund Alternative Approach indicators, archive dates, standardized address columns, and a SEMS_ARCHIVE flag.

Florida DEP Site Investigation Section (SIS) sites — FL's state hazardous-waste contamination-assessment inventory (the state CERCLIS-equivalent), managed by the Bureau of Waste Cleanup. 918 statewide sites with FDEP site number, name, address, city, ZIP, county, district, coordinates, and a DepNexus document link. Layer 2 of FDEP's CLEANUP_SP Open Data MapServer. Chosen over the 49-row federal-only 'Superfund Waste Cleanup Sites' layer and the much broader 'DEP Cleanup Sites'/'ERIC Waste Cleanup' layers as the HWS-scoped match. Single-Attribute (HWS) source.

Illinois EPA registry of Site Remediation Program No Further Remediation letters, aggregated to one row per site and joined to site location data, with engineered-barrier and institutional-control indicators.

Illinois EPA bulk export of active and inactive voluntary remediation projects enrolled in the Pre-Notice Site Cleanup Program and Site Remediation Program.

FL DEP solid-waste disposal facilities + landfills — the disposal/landfill subset of FDEP's statewide Solid Waste Facilities (WACS) layer. 1,560 records: Class I/II/III landfills, C&D disposal, old dumps, yard-trash disposal, combustors/WTE, monofills, asbestos & other disposal facilities (active, inactive, and historical). Filtered server-side on CLASS from the broad ~13,844-row layer (which also holds complaints, disaster-debris, transfer/processing/composting/waste-tire). Layer 1 of FDEP's DWM_WASTE_ICR_BACKG Open Data MapServer. Single-Attribute (LF) source.

Washington solid-waste disposal facilities derived from Ecology's Facility and Site Interactions feature layer by selecting SOLIDWASTE program landfill, recovery, and land-application interactions and deduplicating by facility/site identifier. The candidate covers active and inactive or closed facilities and provides facility identity, address, interaction classification and point location.

South Carolina permitted solid-waste facility list, including active and post-closure landfills, composting, recycling, transfer, processing, and incineration facilities.

Combined New York inventory of active permitted landfills from the NY Open Data landfill dataset and inactive solid-waste landfills from the NYSDEC ArcGIS layer, covering facility identity, location, status, and waste or activity type.

Current Texas online UCC product superseding legacy SOSDirect UCC. An SOS Portal account supports filing-number and debtor/secured-party searches; documented visible results include filing identity/type/dates and repeated party role, name, address and geography concepts. Submissions, attachments, collateral, and document retrieval are excluded.

Paid 24/7 standing entity search plus reusable BEST master unloads and daily/weekly updates. Filed images and certificate/copy orders are excluded; search and bulk are delivery modes of one product.

Connecticut reports of environmental releases received by CT DEEP from January 1996 through June 2022, with incident timing, location, responsible party, substance, quantity, affected media, cause, and response details where reported.

Statewide GIS inventory of environmental spills handled by IDEM emergency response.

Historical roster of Indiana State Cleanup Program sites and contaminants.

GIS inventory of Indiana State Cleanup program hazardous-substance sites.

Texas state Superfund (SF) sites — TCEQ-administered hazardous-substance sites addressed with state funds or via PRPs (the state CERCLIS-equivalent HWS universe per the Chubb Description). TCEQ public 'Superfund' MapServer layer 0 (REM_PROG uniformly 'Superfund (SF)'), the same reachable TCEQ ArcGIS host as the Verified tx_tceq__brownfields. 168 sites, fetched 2026-06-22. Coordinate-rich (100% lat/lon) but address-sparse (48.8% street — many are groundwater/area sites); rated Fit on coordinates per the better-of rule.

Florida DEP State and Tribal Response Program (SRP) sites — 88 sites (closed + active), sourced as FL's voluntary-cleanup (VCP) inventory. FL has no standalone Voluntary Cleanup Program dataset; its voluntary-cleanup construct is the VCTC tax credit (drycleaner + brownfield sites, sourced separately; no public VCTC site list), so the closest formal FL bucket — the EPA CERCLA §128(a) State & Tribal Response Program — is used. Fetched from FDEP's ERIC Waste Cleanup layer (CLEANUP_SP/MapServer/8) filtered server-side to PROGRAM_TYPE='SRP'. Coords from point geometry (signed WGS84), NOT the unsigned DMS columns. ds_street 94.3% / ds_city 100% / ds_lat-lon 100% → Fit.

FDEP STCM "All Facilities and LatLong Information" report, all 67 counties, joined against the DWM_STCM ArcGIS layer for signed WGS84 coordinates. Full lifetime tank-facility registry, all statuses (OPEN/CLOSED/ABANDONED). One row per FAC_ID, verified zero duplicates. Deliberately independent of the 3 Verified fl_dep sources on the same STCM system (regulated_ust, regulated_ast, leaking_ast) — none covers the full any-status roster; this Source accepts overlap rather than reopening Customer-signed-off deliverables. Same pattern as ny_dec__pbs_tanks (Integration 264).

Florida DEP STCM (Site Tracking and Compliance Management) ArcGIS MapServer Layer 5 — drycleaning facilities. Filtered to active facilities only (FAC_STAT IN OPEN, OPEN-NSH, OPEN-SH) and drycleaning facility types (FAC_TYPE IN 1, 3, 6: drycleaner, dry drop-off, dryclean-related other). Returns 961 records statewide with 100% address and coordinate fill. Includes facility name, address, ZIP, county, operator, and operational status.

Florida's official business-entity index through standing browser searches and free fixed-width files. Workday files contain new filings; quarterly files contain all data on record. Separate federal-lien and other file families are not collapsed into this Source.

EPA's quarterly Facility Registry Service Interests download exposes the SEMS layer as an ESRI file geodatabase containing active, non-archived Superfund sites nationwide. The integrated product emits normalized address and NAD83 coordinate columns, a SEMS indicator, and the underlying facility identity, location, NPL status, federal ownership, EPA region, and program-interest metadata. It can be consumed as a complete bulk layer or queried through the documented ArcGIS FeatureServer fallback.

EPA's FOIA-12 full-file report identifies Superfund property-lien activity by site. The integrated output flattens the XLSX attachment embedded in the SEMS PDF into one row per lien, emitting site identifiers, lien lifecycle dates, available property-address parts, associated parties, and an explicit NPL_LIENS indicator. It contains 383 liens at 352 sites.

TDEC's statewide Water Resources Permits layer filtered to individually numbered NPDES permits (permit numbers beginning TN0), covering permitted wastewater facilities and their permit, permittee, location, receiving-water, and status details.

Statewide registration inventory at underground-storage-tank compartment grain, covering active and historical compartments.

Release-focused subset of TDEC’s statewide UST Environmental Activities workbook with facility, case, release, status, and contact details.

Public statewide ArcGIS inventory of sites in the TCEQ Brownfields Site Assessment program, including site identifiers, names, addresses, counties, regions, and coordinates.

Statewide extract of engineering and institutional controls recorded across TCEQ remediation programs, assembled from Public Information Request 26-117411. The extract contains 871 control records at 583 sites and must be refreshed through a new public-information request.

Annual CSV product for RY 1987-present containing facility, geography, parent, industry, chemical, release, transfer, recycling, energy-recovery, treatment, production-waste, and activity-ratio data from TRI Form R and Form A. Prior-year files may be revised. Coverage is limited to TRI-covered facilities, sectors, chemicals, and reporting thresholds.

Daily de-identified person-grain public data for occupants and non-motor roadway users in CPD crashes, with documented joins and fatality revisions for up to 30 days.

Statewide registry of registered underground storage tank facilities, including facility, owner/operator, inspection and compliance-certification information.

Statewide registry of reported leaking underground storage tank incidents with facility, release timing, risk classification, status, land-use restrictions, and location.

Comprehensive South Carolina registered underground storage tank export obtained through public-records request, at tank grain and covering current and historical lifecycle statuses.

ADEQ's public, nightly updated ArcGIS layer of reported underground storage tank release cases, including suspected, confirmed, and closed incidents and facility locations.

Underground Storage Tank (UST) locations. The dataset contains locations and attributes of Underground Storage Tanks, created as part of the DC Geographic Information System (DC GIS) for the D.C. Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) and participating D.C. government agencies. A database provided by the Department of Energy and Environment identified Underground Storage Tank locations.The Underground Storage Tank (UST) branch's services protects human health and the environment from the adverse effects of petroleum, petroleum-related products and hazardous materials from USTs in the District of Columbia. This branch is organized into two programs: Underground Storage Tanks (UST) and Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (LUST).For additional information including laws, regulation and other documents visit: https://doee.dc.gov/service/underground-storage-tank-program.

WVDEP public All Tanks Excel export for the statewide registered underground storage tank registry. Each row is a tank and includes facility identity and address, installation and closure dates, construction, compartments, status, regulation flag, capacity, and stored substance.

Connecticut’s tank-level registry of active and inactive commercial and regulated underground storage tanks, including facility location, tank status, capacity, contents, construction, installation and closure details, protection devices, and coordinates.

Georgia EPD's statewide project-level workbook for underground-storage-tank corrective actions and cleanups, including facility identity and location, release and no-further-action dates, funding category, project manager, and cleanup status. The full report includes confirmed-release projects and clean or unconfirmed closures.

EPA's national UST Finder ArcGIS FeatureServer (Releases layer), server-side filtered to Maryland releases reported before 1999-01-01 — the frozen pre-1999 slice of MDE's legacy 'Recovery Sites Database,' distinct from MDE's live OCP case system (already covered by md_mde__ocp_case_search). 4,543 rows, no auth, paginated via resultOffset/resultRecordCount. Note: this data overlaps with the separately-scoped us_epa__ust_finder source — both draw from what is verifiably the same underlying UST Finder Releases dataset (published via two distinct-but-data-identical ArcGIS items), and this Maryland/pre-1999 slice is fully reproducible by filtering us_epa__ust_finder's fetched output. Kept as an isolated single-attribute source per the developer's explicit decision (Integration 216) rather than folded into the multi-attribute us_epa__ust_finder source.

EPA's national UST Finder ArcGIS FeatureServer (Releases layer, item US_Underground_Storage_Tank_2019), server-side filtered to State='New Jersey' — 16,816 leaking underground storage tank (LUST) release records covering New Jersey's full release history regardless of status (4,672 Open, 12,144 No Further Action/closed). This is a NJ-filtered slice of EPA's UST Finder Releases dataset, not a source published directly by NJDEP; NJDEP's own DataMiner LUST portal was investigated first and abandoned due to an hCaptcha wall with no programmatic bypass. Note: this data has been verified to overlap byte-for-byte (identical LUST_ID sets) with the separately-scoped us_epa__ust_finder source, which draws from a newer-but-data-identical ArcGIS item (UST_Finder_Feature_Layer_2). Kept as a standalone single-attribute source per established developer precedent (Integrations 216/294) rather than folded into the multi-attribute source.

ADEQ's statewide facility-level ArcGIS registry of place-verified underground storage tank facilities, including active and inactive facilities and their locations.

Point inventory of Vermont registered aboveground bulk-storage tank facilities, including facility identity and location. Registration coverage is limited by the applicable statutory program.

Statewide ArcGIS layer of current and former dry-cleaning locations, including facility identity, address, operating-history indicators, current land use, coordinates, notes, and source references.

Registry layer of working underground storage tanks in Vermont, with facility location, tank characteristics, inspections, and permit dates.

Virginia landfill inventory comprising the sanitary, industrial, construction/demolition/debris, and inert landfill subset of VA DEQ's Solid Waste Permits ArcGIS layer. It covers permitted landfill units and includes active, inactive, closed, and post-closure records with permit, facility, status, waste, capacity-limit, and location attributes.

Texas Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) site roster from the TCEQ public ArcGIS server (gisweb.tceq.texas.gov), service VCP layer 0 'Voluntary Cleanup' = 3,247 sites (REM_PROG='Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP)'). State-native (provider tx_tceq, no divergence); same host/pattern as tx_tceq__brownfields / tx_tceq__state_superfund. Single-attribute (VCP). Coordinate-rich: ds_lat/lon 100% (LAT_DD/LONG_DD, TX range); ds_city 100%, ds_state=TX constant, ds_street 81.8% (PHYS_ADDR), ds_zip 81.7% -> Fit. Matches TCEQ's published ~3,300 cumulative VCP roster.

Historical sites for which an issued memorandum of agreement placed remediation into New Jersey’s former Voluntary Cleanup Program.

Voluntary Cleanup Program sites selected from MDE’s Land Restoration Program layer.

NYSDEC Voluntary Cleanup Program sites selected from the statewide Environmental Remediation Sites dataset using program_type VCP, with site identity, address, coordinates, status, operable-unit, contaminant, and control context.

ADEQ's statewide ArcGIS inventory of sites participating in the Voluntary Remediation Program, with status, location, contaminants of concern, and affected media.

Statewide downloadable register of reportable oil and hazardous-material releases under Chapter 21E, keyed by Release Tracking Number.

Statewide MPCA inventory of regulated sites, with site-level environmental programs, activities, identifiers, addresses, and coordinates. The integration derives active Air Quality and Water Quality (NPDES/SDS) presence flags from the published program roll-up.

Oregon DEQ WQSIS facility records filtered to active NPDES permits, covering individually issued permits and facilities registered under general permits while excluding the state-only WPCF program.

Public ArcGIS feature layer of Wyoming Type I and Type II municipal solid-waste facilities, including facility identity, type, status, address, and location.