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Bonneville County, Idaho

961 federal records are on file in Bonneville County across 5 programs — the 5th largest of the 39 counties in Idaho 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 16019.

Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Bonneville County 1

Nursing facilities in Bonneville County 4

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Hazardous-waste handlers in Bonneville County 84

1 large quantity generators · 19 small quantity generators · 20 with at least one violation on record.

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Clean Air Act facilities in Bonneville County 72

2 classified as major sources.

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Motor carriers in Bonneville County 800

Programs side by side

Industries recorded in Bonneville County 284

284 six-digit industries the Census counts in Bonneville County, each beside the federal facility and compliance records filed there.

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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

Bonneville County, Idaho, holds a federal records index under the FIPS code 16019. This entry details specific facility and compliance records on file for the jurisdiction. The data originates from distinct federal programs that track environmental and transportation activities within the county. The FMCSA program accounts for 800 records in this index. Additionally, the RCRA program lists 84 records associated with hazardous waste management. The EPA Air program contributes 72 records to the total count. There are 4 records filed under the facility category. A single hospital record is also present in the database. These figures provide a snapshot of the regulatory footprint for the area. They reflect the volume of compliance data associated with local operations. The presence of these entries indicates active monitoring by federal agencies. Individuals can use these counts to gauge the scale of federal oversight. The specific program breakdowns highlight where the bulk of the records reside. The high number of FMCSA entries stands out relative to the other categories. This distribution offers context for understanding the local regulatory landscape.