Florida Department of Environmental Protection
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20 sourcesFlorida State Watch Office (SWO) oil and hazardous-materials spill/incident archive — the 'Hazardous Materials/Petroleum Spills (SWO Incidents)' feature layers hosted in the FL Division of Emergency Management ArcGIS Online org and published for FL DEP. 22,153 statewide incidents (Hazardous Materials 22,041 + Petroleum Spill 112), full historical archive reported 2011-07 through 2024-08. The two upstream layers (identical schema) are unioned into one source; IncidentType/source_layer distinguish them. Each record carries incident ID/number/type/name, status, county, dates, signed WGS84 coordinates, report URL, and (where available) facility name, address, chemical released, amount, and CERCLA §304 flag.
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%.
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.
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).
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).
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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).
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).
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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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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