Georgia Environmental Protection Division
The Environmental Protection Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources administers Georgia environmental programs and publishes regulatory and monitoring data.
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13 sourcesGeorgia EPD's statewide tank-level UST workbook. The source integration selects tanks whose status is Currently in Use or Temporarily out of use from the full-history workbook, yielding registered-tank details including facility, prevention equipment, contents, capacity, construction, installation, closure, and piping.
Georgia EPD's July 2025 statewide inventory of 453 sites listed under the Hazardous Site Response Act, with site identifiers, location, listing date, class, investigation or cleanup funding code, and links to site summaries.
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.
Public record of Georgia properties with planned, ongoing, or completed response actions under the Hazardous Site Reuse and Redevelopment Act.
Facility-grain rows from Georgia EPD’s wastewater facilities and discharge-sites layer, scoped to individually issued NPDES permits.
Statewide Georgia drinking-water PFAS monitoring layer for public and semi-public water systems and treatment plants.
Combined historic and then-current Georgia landfill GIS database through 1999, including sites closed before permits were required.
Hazardous Site Inventory sites filtered to classes III and IV, representing sites cleaned to restricted or non-residential standards with institutional controls.
Statewide registry of Perc-NESHAP dry-cleaner facilities that filed compliance notifications, including pickup-only stores.
Statewide ArcGIS layer of Georgia Title V major-source and Synthetic Minor permitted air facilities; it excludes other air-permit categories.
Georgia regulated solid-waste facility records filtered to landfill and disposal interest types across operating statuses.
Georgia properties subject to recorded environmental covenants under the Uniform Environmental Covenants Act.
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