County record · Illinois
Stark County, Illinois
- 1Nursing facilities
- 8Hazardous-waste handlers
- 14Clean Air Act facilities
- 126Motor carriers
149 federal records are on file in Stark County across 4 programs — the 81st 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 17175.
Nursing facilities in Stark County 1
- Arcadia Care Toulon TOULON · 136 beds
Hazardous-waste handlers in Stark County 8
1 large quantity generators · 1 small quantity generators.
Clean Air Act facilities in Stark County 14
Motor carriers in Stark County 126
Programs side by side
Industries recorded in Stark County 8
8 six-digit industries the Census counts in Stark County, each beside the federal facility and compliance records filed there.
Other counties in Illinois
The counties either side of this one in Illinois's own alphabetical list.
- Putnam County 93
- Randolph County 356
- Richland County 187
- Rock Island County 900
- St. Clair County 1,633
- Saline County 220
- Sangamon County 1,000
- Schuyler County 106
- Scott County 76
- Shelby County 237
- Stephenson County 479
- Tazewell County 639
- Union County 119
- Vermilion County 605
- Wabash County 119
- Warren County 212
- Washington County 214
- Wayne County 259
- White County 202
- Whiteside County 514
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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
Stark County, Illinois, carries the federal identification code 17175. This entry details the specific facility and compliance documents currently on file for this geographic area. The records originate from distinct federal regulatory programs. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration holds 126 entries for this location. The Environmental Protection Agency maintains 14 files related to air quality compliance. Additionally, 8 records are associated with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. A single facility record is also present in the general database. These counts represent the specific data points available for this jurisdiction. The figures allow for a direct view of the regulatory footprint in this part of the state. The data serves as a static reference for the existing federal documentation.