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Pike County, Illinois

287 federal records are on file in Pike County across 5 programs — the 50th largest of the 102 counties in Illinois 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 17149.

Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Pike County 2

Nursing facilities in Pike County 3

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Hazardous-waste handlers in Pike County 22

2 small quantity generators · 3 with at least one violation on record.

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Clean Air Act facilities in Pike County 48

2 classified as major sources.

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Motor carriers in Pike County 212

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Industries recorded in Pike County 36

36 six-digit industries the Census counts in Pike 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

Pike County, Illinois, carries the federal identifier 17149. This entry details the specific facility and compliance records associated with that county. The data draws from distinct federal programs. The EPA Air program holds 48 records for this location. The FMCSA program contains 212 records. The RCRA program lists 22 records. These figures represent the current federal filings. The presence of these records indicates active federal oversight. The EPA Air count shows a specific volume of environmental data. The FMCSA count reflects the scale of transportation regulation. The RCRA count covers hazardous waste management. Together, these numbers define the federal footprint. They provide a factual basis for understanding local compliance. The records serve as a public index of federal activity. They document the intersection of state and federal law. The data remains static and factual. No interpretation is applied to the counts. The figures stand as filed. They offer a precise snapshot of regulatory presence. The county’s status is defined by these specific entries. The numbers are exact and unaltered. They form the core of the available information.