County record · Maryland

Allegany County, Maryland

• 1Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
• 8Nursing facilities
• 138Hazardous-waste handlers
• 126Clean Air Act facilities
• 394Motor carriers

667 federal records are on file in Allegany County across 5 programs — the 19th largest of the 24 counties in Maryland 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 24001.

Programs side by side

• Environmental programs in Allegany County
• Hazmat transport and generation in Allegany County

Other counties in Maryland

The counties either side of this one in Maryland's own alphabetical list.

• Anne Arundel County 6,399
• Baltimore County 8,109
• Baltimore city 6,187
• Calvert County 911
• Caroline County 681
• Carroll County 2,468
• Cecil County 1,090
• Charles County 1,691
• Dorchester County 641
• Frederick County 3,145

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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

Allegany County, Maryland, identified by the FIPS code 24001, maintains a specific set of federal facility and compliance records on file. These entries originate from several distinct federal programs that track environmental and transportation data. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration accounts for 394 records associated with this jurisdiction. Additionally, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act program holds 138 records for this area. The EPA Air program contributes 126 records to the total dataset for the county. There are 8 records specifically tied to facility data, while only 1 record is listed under the hospital category. The state has 24 cells in total, and this specific county holds the 19 position within that state count. These figures provide a factual snapshot of the federal regulatory data points currently assigned to this geographic location. They serve as a reference for understanding the volume of oversight and compliance documentation linked to the county. The data reflects the specific intersection of federal monitoring programs and local jurisdictional boundaries.