County record · Connecticut
Middlesex County, Connecticut
- 2Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
- 215Hazardous-waste handlers
- 120Clean Air Act facilities
- 1,128Motor carriers
1,465 federal records are on file in Middlesex County across 4 programs — the 6th largest of the 8 counties in Connecticut 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 09007.
Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Middlesex County 2
- CONNECTICUT VALLEY HOSPITAL MIDDLETOWN · 386 beds
- BLUERIDGE HEALTH SERVICES INC. PORTLAND · 24 beds
Hazardous-waste handlers in Middlesex County 215
14 large quantity generators · 58 small quantity generators · 63 with at least one violation on record.
Clean Air Act facilities in Middlesex County 120
4 classified as major sources · the county is in a designated nonattainment area.
Motor carriers in Middlesex County 1,128
Programs side by side
Other counties in Connecticut
The counties either side of this one in Connecticut's own alphabetical list.
- Fairfield County 7,074
- Hartford County 7,509
- Litchfield County 2,125
- New Haven County 6,755
- New London County 1,907
- Tolland County 1,043
- Windham County 1,132
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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
The page presents Middlesex County, Connecticut, identified by the federal code 09007. It lists federal facility and compliance records on file for this specific jurisdiction. The data includes entries from the RCRA program, which holds 215 records for this area. Additionally, the EPA air program accounts for 120 records in the index. The FMCSA database contains 1128 records associated with the county. These figures represent the volume of federal oversight documentation available for this location. The records document compliance activities and facility information under various federal statutes. They provide a factual summary of the regulatory footprint in the region. The counts reflect the number of entries currently held in each respective federal system. This information allows for a clear view of the federal data associated with the county. The specific numbers indicate the scale of federal interaction with local facilities.