County record · Colorado
Kiowa County, Colorado
- 2Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
- 2Hazardous-waste handlers
- 48Clean Air Act facilities
- 77Motor carriers
129 federal records are on file in Kiowa County across 4 programs — the 49th largest of the 61 counties in Colorado that carry records in more than one program. Each figure below is the count filed with the agency that collects it, and each links to that program’s own listing. County FIPS 08061.
Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Kiowa County 2
- WEISBROD MEMORIAL COUNTY HOSPITAL EADS · 25 beds
- WEISBROD MEMORIAL COUNTY HOSPITAL EADS · 8 beds
Hazardous-waste handlers in Kiowa County 2
1 large quantity generators.
Clean Air Act facilities in Kiowa County 48
Motor carriers in Kiowa County 77
Industries recorded in Kiowa County 1
1 six-digit industries the Census counts in Kiowa County, each beside the federal facility and compliance records filed there.
Other counties in Colorado
The counties either side of this one in Colorado's own alphabetical list.
- El Paso County 5,835
- Elbert County 506
- Fremont County 611
- Garfield County 2,647
- Gilpin County 52
- Grand County 338
- Gunnison County 249
- Huerfano County 131
- Jackson County 85
- Jefferson County 4,391
- Kit Carson County 276
- La Plata County 975
- Lake County 114
- Larimer County 2,517
- Las Animas County 806
- Lincoln County 235
- Logan County 501
- Mesa County 2,123
- Moffat County 607
- Montezuma County 387
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Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.
What this page shows
Kiowa County, Colorado, is identified by the FIPS code 08061 in federal databases. The index documents specific facility and compliance records on file for this jurisdiction. These entries originate from several distinct federal regulatory programs. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration holds 77 records for the county. The Environmental Protection Agency air program lists 48 records. Two records are associated with hospital data sources. Another two records relate to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. A reader seeking federal documentation for this area would examine these specific counts to determine the volume of oversight data available. The presence of these figures indicates which federal agencies maintain active files for local facilities. This information helps users identify the scope of federal involvement in the county's environmental and transportation sectors. The data provides a factual baseline for understanding the administrative footprint of these programs in Kiowa County.